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Jan. 2010: New NPDB-HIPDB Newsletter available. PDF Print E-mail
Written by Joshua I Rozovsky   
Friday, 08 January 2010 23:15

Available from the Human Resources and Services Administration of the US Health and Human Services web site, the January 2010 issue of the National Practitioner Data Bank—Healthcare Integrity and Protection Data Bank newsletter contains a number of articles of particular interest. In addition to information on protecting confidential information (including credit card data), the newsletter contains information on "summary" versus "precautionary" suspensions and what needs to be reported to the NPDB.

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