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What is a Security Risk Assessment?
A Security Risk Assessment (SRA) is a systematic process of identifying, evaluating, and mitigating risks that could compromise the security of an organization, system, or asset. The purpose of an SRA is to ensure that security controls are in place and sufficient to protect against potential threats, vulnerabilities, and their associated impacts.
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What is a PBRA (Privacy & Breach Risk Assessment)
A Privacy and Breach Risk Assessment (PBRA) is a systematic process used by organizations to evaluate potential privacy risks and the likelihood and impact of data breaches associated with handling personal or sensitive information. It is typically conducted to ensure compliance with privacy laws, regulations, and organizational policies while minimizing risks to individuals whose data is collected, processed, or stored.
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Practice Management
Take a Deep Dive into Accounts Receivable
If you haven’t done so already, employ the help of your biller, billing company or a seasoned administrative staff member to clean up both insurance and patient aging.
Start with insurance aging to ensure patient balances are correct before attempting to collect one last time this year.
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Coding
Sufficiently Detailed Exam: Routine Foot Care
“Can you describe what is a “sufficiently detailed exam” to confirm the diagnosis of peripheral arterial disease? I was audited and the debridement of calluses were denied even documentation of every single class finding were listed. Are we supposed to do ankle brachial indexes, Buerger’s test, etc.? Why have class findings if they do not qualify as “sufficiently detailed?”
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