| Call Number (LC) | Title | Results |
|---|---|---|
| HE 1.75:OEI-12-92-00290 | National Practitioner Data Bank : ensuring proper access by health care entities : management advisory report | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-12-92-00460 | Inappropriate payments for total parenteral nutrition (TPN) | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-12-92-00461 | Payments for referral of parenteral nutrition patients : a management advisory report | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-12-92-00550 | Summary of OIG activities on Medicaid | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-12-93-00010 | Summary of OIG activities on Medicare | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-12-93-00080 | Electronic data interchange and paperless processing : issues and challenges | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-12-94-00180 | Home health agencies : alternative coverage and payment policies | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-12-96-00020 | Operation Restore Trust activities | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-12-96-00160 | Drug Enforcement Administration report to the National Practitioner Data Bank | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-12-97-00440 | Beneficiary awareness of Medicare fraud | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-12-99-00250 | Legislative recommendation to improve hospital reporting to the National Practitioner Data Bank | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-12-99-00280 | Medicare ambulance payments : a framework for change | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-039̃7-00290 | Excessive Medicare payments for prescription drugs | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-BL-18-00510 | Communication and management challenges impeded HHS's response to the zero-tolerance policy | 1 |
| HE 1.75:OEI-BL-18-00511 | Separated children placed in Office of Refugee Resettlement care | 1 |
| HE 1.76: |
Compendium of unimplemented Office of Inspector General recommendations Solutions to reduce fraud, waste, and abuse in HHS programs : top unimplemented recommendations |
2 |
| HE 1.77: | Help and resource, national opioids crisis | 1 |
| HE 1.78: | National plan to address Alzheimer's disease | 1 |
| HE 1.79:A-01-16-01502 | The Food and Drug Administration's food-recall process did not always ensure the safety of the nation's food supply | 1 |
| HE 1.79:A-02-16-02009 | The Administration for Children and Families Region II did not always resolve Head Start grantees' single audit findings in accordance with federal requirements | 1 |