Abstract
In an era in which health care fraud is a top law enforcement priority, internal audits by health care entities are increasingly important. While the self-evaluative privilege, intended to encourage voluntary, confidential self-analysis, offers some protection of such sommunications, its scope is restricted.
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Recommended Citation
Thomas
F.
O'Neil III
&
Adam
H.
Charnes
The Embryonic Self-Evaluative Privilege: A Primer for Health Care Lawyers,
5
Annals Health L.
33
(1996).
Available at: https://lawecommons.luc.edu/annals/vol5/iss1/4