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Eye on Oversight Video Series

Eye on Oversight is a video series featuring top areas of interest for the OIG.

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Challenges Impeded HHS's Response to Zero-Tolerance Policy
Mar 2020
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2019 Year in Review
Dec 2019
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New HHS OIG Hotline
Nov 2019
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Challenges to Addressing Mental Health Needs of UAC
Sep 2019
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Employee Screenings in the UAC Program
Sep 2019
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ADHD Followup Care
Aug 2019
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Medicaid Provider Enrollment Screening
Jul 2019
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Abuse & Neglect of Medicare Beneficiaries
Jun 2019
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Separated Children Placed in ORR Care
Jan 2019
2018 Year in Review Video
2018 Year in Review
Dec 2018
Cybersecurity Video
Cybersecurity Oct 2018
Emergency Response Video
Emergency Response
Sept 2018
Hospice Video
Hospice
Jul 2018
Corporate Integrity Agreements Video
Corporate Integrity Agreements
May 2018
Small Business Innovation Research Fraud Video
Small Business Innovation Research Fraud
Mar 2018
Group Homes Video
Group Homes
Jan 2018
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2017 Year in Review
Dec 2017
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Grant Management
Nov 2017
The Importance of OIG Audits
The Importance of OIG Audits
Aug 2017
Electronic Health Records
Electronic Health Records
Jul 2017
Abuse in Nursing Homes
Abuse in Nursing Homes
Jun 2017
Exclusions
Medical Identity Theft
Mar 2017
Exclusions
Exclusions
Jan 2017
2016 Year in Review
2016 Year in Review
Dec 2016
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Challenges in Indian Health Service Hospitals
Nov 2016
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Vulnerabilities in Personal Care Services
Oct 2016
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Provider Self-Disclosure Protocol
Sep 2016
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Critical Incidents in Group Homes
Jul 2016
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Home Health Fraud
Jun 2016
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Kickbacks to Physicians
May 2016
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Dangerous Drugs – Opioids
Apr 2016
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Child Care Safety Lapses
Mar 2016
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Medicare Part D Fraud
Feb 2016

Additional Information

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