Risk Analysis vs. Forensic Auditing
August 17, 2016 11:00am MT
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When asked to perform an audit it is important to understand the type of audit you have been asked to perform and on that basis, how you characterize and communicate the results. Forensic Auditing differs substantially from Risk Auditing based on the criteria that can be applied and the significance (from a disclosure perspective) of the results. This program will outline the difference between these two types of audits as well as clarify the types of criteria, how to delineate conditions of participation from conditions of payment, as well as the difference between coding and reimbursement rules and how these differences influence your audit conclusions.
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