Review Tool Sample Clauses

Review Tool. The Expert must: 2.2.1 Address and document findings or exceptions, or both, in accordance with the requirements established by the OIG point of contact for a given assignment. The Expert must also determine policy, rule, or law violations and whether or not documentation reviewed supports services billed. 2.2.2 Document justification for not testing any given attributes of the case review. Attribute tests may vary based on various factors including, but not limited to the nature, scope, standards of the investigation, review, audit, or other source; however, any failure to test an attribute must be appropriately documented. OIG staff may also omit, revise, or append attribute test failure criteria, as standards and circumstances may dictate.
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Review Tool. Contractor must: (A) Address and document findings or exceptions, or both, in accordance with the requirements established by the OIG point of contact for a given assignment. (B) Determine policy, rule, or law violations and whether or not documentation reviewed supports services billed if applicable. (C) HHSC OIG staff may also omit, revise, or append case review format, as standards and circumstances may dictate.
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