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Statistical Sampling in a Legislative Framework for peer review of Medical services

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2006

Authors

Nicholls, Des
Bell, Robin

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The Law Book Company

Abstract

This article discusses problems addressed in developing an efficient way of identifying levels of inappropriate professional practice in delivery of Medicare services, using statistical sampling within a legislative peer-review scheme. An efficient alternative to the current sampling methodology is proposed.

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Keywords: article; Australia; cost benefit analysis; economics; epidemiology; health service; human; legal aspect; medical audit; methodology; peer review; public health; standard; statistical analysis; statistical model; utilization review; Australia; Cost-Benefit

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/21688

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Open Access Research

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Journal of Law and Medicine

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Journal article

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