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pane00

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Reviewing the appropriateness and necessity of care provided to patients prior to the administration of care is called __________ review, and such review after care has been provided is called __________ review.
 a. prospective; retrospective
  b. retrospective; prospective

Question 2

Which is a method of controlling health care costs and quality of care by reviewing the appropriateness and necessity of care provided to patients prior to the administration of care or after care has been provided?
 a. health information management
  b. risk management
  c. quality management
  d. utilization management



Koolkid240

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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