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Recorded: Monday, January 4, 2016
Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow of the Independent Institute, is interviewed by TRT World about the tension between Saudi Arabia and Iran following the execution of Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr by the Saudi Arabian government.
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Senior Research Fellow Ivan Eland on the Syrian Situation
Recorded: Wednesday, November 4, 2015
CCTV Americas Mike Walter spoke with Ivan Eland, senior fellow and director of the Center on Peace and Liberty at the Independent Institute, about American and Russian roles in the Syrian Crisis and about what can be done to resolve the situation.
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Unintended Consequences of Military Air Strikes
Recorded: Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland was interviewed on CCTV America. He discusses the impact, both intended and unintended, of military air strikes in the Middle East and Asia. Eland elaborates the difference between air strikes from aircraft carriers and land-based air strikes. He also analyzes how countries such as China react to the US show of force around the world.
Ivan Eland on Greeces Credit Crisis
Recorded: Thursday, May 28, 2015
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland appears on Arise TV to talk about the Greek Governments credit deal with the International Monetary Fund. Eland says the last minute deal with Greeces creditors might prolong the inevitable, that Greece might fall into default on loans. Greece and the EU might be better off if they realize that Greeces economy is failing.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Economic History and Development (International), Economic Policy
The Fight Against ISIS in Iraq
Recorded: Monday, May 25, 2015
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland appears on RT Television to discuss comments by Defense Secretary Ash Carter who stated that Iraqis just dont have the will to fight ISIS. Eland talks about the history of the Iraq war and what is needed to stabilize the region.
Crisis in Yemen
Recorded: Sunday, March 29, 2015
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland appears on CCTV to discuss the latest on the situation in Yemen. The Arab League announced it would like to form an Arab joint military force to fight ISIS.
Mary L.G. Theroux | Childhood Poverty, Government Failures, and the Need for Economic Liberty
Recorded: Thursday, March 26, 2015
Independent Institute Senior Vice President Mary L. G. Theroux testified on "Childhood Poverty, Government Failures, and the Need for Economic Liberty", before the California State Senate's Budget Subcommittee on Health and Human Services, at the request of State Senator Jeff Stone. The witnesses spoke about California's Maximum Family Grant rule for families on welfare. The rule caps grants and does not increase grant money to mothers on welfare when they have more children. Mary testified about the causes of poverty and of the need for other, non-government options for poor families. She introduced ideas for helping the poor through private resources and organizations, instead of government agencies where families and women often find themselves trapped in a cycle of poverty.
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Is the Federal Reserve Out of Control?
Recorded: Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Research Fellow Vern McKinley, author of Financing Failure is interviewed by The Full Disclosure Network about the role of the Federal Reserve and whether or not it protects American citizens from financial disaster.
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Despite their best efforts, corporations, law firms and businesses continue to fall prey to computer hackers.
Since 2005, there have been 1,651 documented instances of cyber attacks against the private sector, which resulted in nearly 500 million security breaches, according to Edward Stroz, CBA '79, founder and co-president of Stroz Friedberg, a computer forensics and investigations firm.
"Obviously, this is not good news, but it does go a long way in showing anybody can get hit," he said at Fordham's second International Conference on Cyber Security (ICCS). "The number of recent attacks has been a real eye-opener for the public and private sectors."
Addressing government employees and federal law enforcement officials, Stroz explained how most businesses respond to cyber attacks. His goal was to instruct the government investigators on how to work with private companies when investigating cyber attacks.
An open line of communication, he said, goes a long way in determining how—and why—an attack occurred.
"Today, there is an increased coalescing of information between the government and the private sector," said Stroz, a former special agent for the FBI. "This wasn't the case 10 to 15 years ago."
During his 30-minute presentation, "Incident Response Experiences in the Private Sector," Stroz shared with his former colleagues a series of snapshots about investigating cyber attacks.
In addition to collaboration, he suggested federal investigators inquire if the reported incident is still active before taking investigative steps.
"Sometimes investigative steps might be contrary to investigative strategy," he said. "Depending on the problem you're up against, you might not want to shut down the operation. You may need an opportunity, for instance, to assess what the adversary is doing before you can take certain steps."
Stroz, who created and supervised the FBI's Computer Crime Squad in New York before founding Stroz Friedberg in 2000, also advocated for third-party investigations, in which his company specializes.
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But what about the feds? How will they react, seeing as marijuana's status as an illegal drug hasn't changed in their eyes? While we're still waiting to learn the answer to that question (both here and in Colorado), the Washington Post's editorial board weighed in on the subject in an opinion piece published online yesterday afternoon.
What does the Washington Post recommend for the feds?
Basically, playing it cool.
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... the states' leaders are asking for guidance from President Obama's Justice Department, which, NPR's Carrie Johnson reports, has a few options. It could enhance its own anti-marijuana enforcement in the states. It could sue to halt the laws' application.
Or the Justice Department could keep its hands off, perhaps continuing the approach the feds have largely taken for some time -- focusing scarce resources on major violators, such as big growers that might serve multi-state markets, cultivators using public lands or dispensaries near schools. The last option is clearly best.
It's worth noting, the bigwigs that man the Washington Post's editorial board didn't go full stoner here. They note the possible public health risks of legalized weed - stoned driving seeming to be the biggest, in their opinion - and point out the effect that a nationwide end to marijuana prohibition could have on US-Mexico relations. They write, "It could be that these states are harbingers of a slow, national reassessment of marijuana policy. Or their experiment could serve as warning for the other 48 states."
But at the end of the day, just like Washington and Colorado voters, the Washington Post acknowledges the obvious: that locking up people for small-time marijuana offenses just doesn't make any damn sense.
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... it's unrealistic and unwise to expect federal officials to pick up the slack left by state law- enforcement officers who used to enforce marijuana prohibitions against pot users and small-time growers. Unrealistic, because it would require lots more resources. Unwise, because filling prisons with users, each given a criminal stain on his or her record, has long been irrational. For the latter reason, we favor decriminalizing possession of small amounts of pot, assessing civil fines instead of locking people up. Also, for that reason and others, the Justice Department should hold its fire on a lawsuit challenging Colorado and Washington's decision to behave more leniently. And state officials involved in good-faith efforts to regulate marijuana production and distribution according to state laws should be explicitly excused from federal targeting.
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JACK DENNIS, University of Wisconsin: The first point Polsby makes against debates is that though the candidates are supposed to exhibit in a spontaneous fashion their own personalities and their own abilities, this does not, in fact, happen. I am glad that there is not too much spontaneity, that the candidates prepare themselves seriously for their appearances and spend a lot of time trying to memorize material relevant to what it is they stand for. I am glad that their views are not thought up on the spur of the moment and that they do represent themselves as people with well-developed views that they have presented before in other contexts.
POLSBY: Would you speak briefly on the spontaneity issue to the comparative advantage of debates over other forms of public presentation? It seems to me that your position is perfectly defensible, but it is also a critique of debates. If you want the candidates to be well prepared and preprogrammed, then what you really want is the prepackaged programming that they now have. Isn't that the cage?
DENNIS: I am not glad it is all preprogrammed, because I do not believe it is all preprogrammed. I think there is a good deal of give and take and extension of existing views. There is even some new content occasionally. But the candidates are presenting themselves to people who do not have much information about what they stand for. What they have to say may have been said before, but it is novel for the audience.
You thought the twenty-six-minute gap was very revealing of their personalities. I am wondering if that really is a revelation of personality or, rather, a revelation of how they are constrained by a situation.
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The Gold Koopeleon is a rare variety of Koopeleon, the Koopa chameleon. In Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time, Gold Koopeleons live in the Thwomp Caverns, the interior of the Thwomp Volcano. Gold Koopeleons, as their name implies, resemble regular Koopeleons, except they are gold and flashing.
As the Koopeleon, Gold Koopeleons have the ability to turn invisible. Unlike Koopaleons, however, Gold Koopeleons turn invisible to hide from attackers. Gold Koopeleons give many Gold Coins and plenty of EXP. Additionally, although Gold Koopeleons have high defense, they also have low HP.
Gold Koopeleons tend to flee rather than fight. However, if a Gold Koopeleon decides to fight, it may use two attacks in battle. First, the Gold Koopeleon may turn invisible and attempt to run into the attacker. This attack can be countered by jumping. Secondly, a Gold Koopeleon may run up to Mario or Luigi and hit him with its tongue. Again, this attack can be dodged by jumping. Sometimes, the Gold Koopeleon performs multiple tongue strikes, meaning the Mario Bros. have to jump multiple times to avoid taking damage.
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Acceptance, understanding and empowerment are the three best adjectives I can use to describe what I feel when I walk through the gates at any of Sojourner Center's campuses. I have been a Vanguard (volunteer) at SC going on four years and have seen many transformations, including my own. I appreciate the level of commitment that is consistent throughout the staff, participants and Vanguards. Everyone from the director to the woman who just walked through the gates for the first time are all on a level playing field and I see this as a key element to Sojourner Center's success as an organization. Another key element Sojourner Center embraces is that they offer constant opportunities for choice as part of their empowerment model. Whatever a woman may choose as a path for for herself and her children, she is never judged. I am proud to support Sojourner Center and play an active role in overcoming the impact of domestic violence, one life at a time throughout our community.
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Tom Hanks, left, and Capt. Richard Phillips of Vermont, attends the world premiere of "Captain Phillips" during the opening night of the 51st New York Film Festival on Friday in New York.NEW YORK — Tom Hanks has had enough of playing real people.
In Paul Greengrass' docudrama "Captain Phillips," which premiered Friday as the opening night film of the New York Film Festival, he plays Richard Phillips, the captain of a cargo ship famously taken by Somali pirates in 2009.
Earlier this year, Hanks made his Broadway debut playing New York journalist Mike McAlary in Nora Ephron's "Lucky Guy." And later this year, he stars as Walt Disney in "Saving Mr. Banks," about the making of "Mary Poppins."
"I got to get out of this racket," Hanks said sheepishly ahead of the Friday night premiere. "It's killing me."
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The BIAW may have less money to spend now that state Labor & Industries has realized its error and will no longer be overcompensating the
The BIAW may have less money to spend now that state Labor & Industries has realized its error and will no longer be overcompensating the organization. But it may have less to spend it on if a couple of bills make it through their respective houses. House Bill 1738 and Senate Bill 5912 would make Supreme Court campaigns publicly financed--as soon as the state can manage to patch together $3 million for that purpose.
The bills were at least partly inspired by the BIAW's generous spending on previous Supreme Court races--particularly in 2006, when it bankrolled property rights lawyer John Groen's failed challenge of Chief Justice Gerry Alexander. (More on that race and Washington's judicial campaigns in my feature from last October.) In the legislative session after the race, Christine Gregoire and others introduced public financing proposals for judicial races
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The bills don't call for any state moeny, notes Eric Oemig (D, Kirkland), the Senate bill's sponsor. "Arguably, the funding could come from same kinds of sources already [funding political campaigns]," he says. Nevertheless, "it's a hard ask to make on a tight budget" and "definitely not a priority" for this session, which will be focused on balancing the budget. "We're trying to start a conversation," he says.


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So this admission comes without bias: Dustin Pedroia is the American League most valuable player. There, I said it.
It doesn't get much better than this: a supremely confident athlete reaching his apex when his team needs him most.
Pedroia is the AL MVP. Why? A seventh-inning stretch of reasons:
• Playing in Boston is harder than calculus. Pressure is paramount. Pedroia glows in the spotlight. Because of the Manny Ramirez trade and injuries, Pedroia has hit cleanup in four of the past five games despite being smaller than half the kids at Williamsport. All he's done is go 11-for-17 with two home runs and six RBIs.
• He leads the American League in batting average (.333), inflating his statistics with helium during a current 21-for-34 tear.
• He has two fewer extra base-hits than Texas' Josh Hamilton (63 to 65) and the same number as White Sox slugger Carlos Quentin. Those are his primary rivals in the MVP race, which figures to feature one of the most unlikely winners ever, a fact that works to Pedroia's advantage.
• After watching Pedroia reach base the first 11 times in last weekend's series, White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen intentionally walked the second baseman. "I never thought I'd walk a jockey," Guillen said.
• Pedroia has just six errors at second base. He's not going to make anyone forget Bill Mazeroski — in fact, when Maz was asked about Pedroia at the Hall of Fame, he didn't know who he was. But he's solid and would rather eat tinfoil than give ground on a double play.
• It's a flawed field. Hamilton is a wonderful story, but the Rangers will be lucky to finish with a winning record. If the White Sox make the playoffs, Quentin could easily overtake Pedroia. Same goes for former MVP Justin Morneau of the Twins. One of their candidacies will be weakened, regardless.
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It's been 23 years and Molly Ringwald still has a regret about her "Breakfast Club" days. Her off-screen romance with Anthony Michael Hall? Hardly. The fact that she originally wanted to play Ally Sheedy's quirky role? Over it. She bites her lower lip ruefully and shakes her rusty auburn curls.
"Now, I wish that I kept those boots," she said. "I loved those boots." Who didn't?
The lace-up Ralph Lauren equestrian boots that grazed her freckled knees in the film became every teen girl's tantrum-inducing must-have in 1985. As did her other unique looks: the fedoras and chunky bangles in "Sixteen Candles"; the lacy flapper dresses and crimson pout of "Pretty in Pink." Ringwald's style goosed fashion circles and high school social cliques alike.
She was an antidote to '80s "power dressing" and empowered the eccentric social underdog. Bypassing the mall for a musty Salvation Army store became de rigueur and certified vintage as cool.
Preppies traded their Tretorns for high-tops; cheerleaders ratted their bangs.
Even today's style mavericks — think Agyness Deyn and Chloe Sevigny — nod to Ringwald's on-screen style as inspiration.
Entertainment Weekly just named the Picassoesque prom dress she wore in "Pretty in Pink" as one of the 50 pop culture moments that "rocked fashion." Last year, New York magazine announced, "Ellen Page is the new Molly Ringwald."
"I never thought of myself as a style icon," said Ringwald, who still peppers her dialogue with sighs and thoughtful "ums.
Now — like it or not — the shocking neons and tank dresses and graphic prints of the go-go decade are back. And so is Ringwald, 40, who just returned to L.A. to co-star as a mom on "The Secret Life of the American Teenager," a new ABC Family show that debuted Tuesday from the creator of "7th Heaven."
It's been 17 years since she sold her house on Mulholland Drive, packed seven suitcases and high-tailed it to Paris.
"Not to be sappy, but people have been so warm and embracing that I feel like this prodigal daughter," she said, sipping green tea at a cafe in Venice, a Los Angeles beach community, where she has settled with her husband, Panio Gianopoulos, an author and journalist, and their 4-year-old daughter, Mathilda.
In 1986, Ringwald — then 18 with Cheetos-hued hair — beamed on the cover of Time magazine. A reporter trailed her to document her whirlwind retail whims. She tried on $49 suede granny boots, which probably caused seismic style waves. Back then, a crop of young girls copied her signature look — think Madonna meets Diane Keaton — and called themselves "Ringlets." Her quiet exodus from L.A. came five years later. Though she turned down the lead roles in box-office bonanzas ("Ghost" and "Pretty Woman"), she said that she wasn't thrilled with the material that came her way and wanted to goof off.
"I never felt that I could make mistakes and be ridiculous here," she said. "I went to Paris to do that." There, she also learned French, got married to her first husband, Valery Lameignere, and starred in a few not-so-memorable American films and dabbled in French cinema.
She later divorced and moved in 2002 to Manhattan, where she headlined in stage productions of "Modern Orthodox," "Cabaret" and most recently, "Sweet Charity."
On a recent afternoon, Ringwald decided to browse the shops in Venice. She fits right in, looking casual in jeans, a floral Nolita de Nimes blouse and Sigerson Morrison wedges. Her own style icons are unusual picks: the avant-garde artist Cindy Sherman, who directed her in 1997's "Office Killer," and Charlotte Rampling.
"My own personal style is pretty eclectic," she said, name-checking Marni, Mayle, Pucci and edgier New Yorkers including Todd Thomas and Rachel Comey as favorite designers. "I used to wear so much vintage. Now, I am more streamlined with my look."
Don't expect to spot her in lace gloves or fuchsia frocks on her new TV show, either. "Her look has some retro flair, but we stayed away from pink on purpose," costume designer Sherry Thompson said.
"She's current and wears feminine looks in a colorful palette of blues and greens." To saunter down the sidewalk alongside Ringwald is a trip. Some passersby squint — "Is that really her?"
Paramount Vantage recently capitalized on this Molly Ringwald effect by marketing its new documentary, "American Teen," with a movie poster that mimics "The Breakfast Club" poster, right down to those Ralph Lauren boots.
And though teen angst may be timeless, Ringwald doesn't think a modern-day meringue of a movie like "Sixteen Candles" would resonate today. "The fashion and insecurities aren't different, but I think that AIDS and Columbine really changed the teen experience," she said. "I can't say that I have seen the latest teen movies. I don't really have any interest."
Ringwald pauses to admire a ruffled, fuchsia Shulami minidress at a boutique. She still favors pink, a color that makes most redheads cower. "Makeup artists always said I shouldn't wear red lipstick because it would clash with my hair," she said. "So I wore bright red lipstick all the time."
Down the block at a bookstore, she picks up two vintage-art books, one on Juan Gris and the other about Fernand Leger.
"I put all my vintage, beaded dresses from the '80s in a storage space for my daughter," she said gleefully. "Of course, she will probably only want to wear jeans. But she's going to have these amazing clothes — if she wants them." But, alas, not those boots.
Thrift-store chic
Molly Ringwald modestly resists the label "style icon," but her quirky looks in some of the quintessential films of the '80s spurred trends aplenty. Girls ransacked thrift stores for fedoras, and gleefully took shears to their mother's prom dresses. Ringwald spills on the good, the bad and the ugly.
"Sixteen Candles," 1984
I picked out all those clothes. The hat and the layered tops and the dresses. I went to stores on Melrose — can't remember which ones — with the costume designer and just tried on outfits that I liked.
Ska was really popular back then and so I was inspired by that Madness look, which I thought was really cute. I liked big bangles too. It's funny because I just bought these big circle earrings in red and yellow from Claire's accessories. They are so '80s.
"The Breakfast Club," 1985
John Hughes and I went out and bought that outfit in Chicago all at a Ralph Lauren store, I think. Originally, the concept was to do something where everyone wore layers and as the day wore on, they would come off. They brought in this pink outfit for me, which was awful. The color looked like baby food. The sad part is that I didn't keep anything — the belt or the boots. When the shoot was over, we all hated those clothes so much that no one wanted to keep anything.
"Pretty in Pink," 1986I was so not responsible for that prom dress. There were a lot of clothes that I liked a lot in that movie. I still have that corduroy Chinese jacket that I wore and the outfit from the scene in the music store. But the prom dress was an idea that the costume designer came up with. I couldn't stand it. When we went back to reshoot the end, I tried to get them to use a different dress, but they would have had to reshoot a few scenes. I always thought that my character, Andie, was a good designer. But the dress is so iconic. I am sure that a designer is going to come up with a collection based on it.
"The Pick-up Artist," 1987
I went very streamlined and tailored for that movie. The dress I wear in the beginning is Alaia, and (costume designer) Colleen Atwood dyed it a deep, emerald green. I still have that dress for (daughter) Mathilda. We wanted to go against the looks of the John Hughes movies.
No more layers or bangles. It was also later in the '80s, so we needed a more modern look. I wear these linen pants, and the style is all very clean. I love the look of that film.
"Betsy's Wedding," 1990
That was a bit of a struggle. It was very important to Alan Alda that I dress outlandishly. I couldn't really contribute that much. I play this fashion designer, and I always felt like designers dress down more and channel their creativity into their art. I get that it has to be over the top for a movie, but I felt a little uncomfortable with the look. The top hat? Not my idea.


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I see Mono as a Spaniard and cake like that good humored black chick down the street you just want to hug whenever you see her.
Hmm, snapping of the fingers to communicate...sounds...sexy in a weird way :3
That would be amazing if he could only take by snapping. It be cool, because it reminds me of the boys who are like LET'S BOUNCE and they snap away... You know in the old movies
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I've been on bed rest for the last six weeks. ĀI am now 30 weeks and 3 days pregnant, and am scheduled to be on bed rest for the remainder of my pregnancy. ĀI've hit the point where I'm going crazy, and am also having to deal with my husband who I feel doesn't understand how his responsibilities have changed with this bed rest situation. ĀI need help trying to get through to him, and making it stick. ĀI feel more and more like I don't have the help I need and feel very stranded.
Normally, we both work, and I handle all of the household responsibilities like washing dishes, cooking dinner, grocery shopping and shopping for other household item needs. ĀMy personality type is always on the go; I always have something that needs to get done and I do it. ĀMy husband is the very opposite, where he's used to doing the bare minimum; work, gym, sleep. ĀI think the big difference comes fromt he fact that I've been on my own since I was 18 (now 28), and he has never lived on his own (he's 30).
When I was placed on bed rest 6 weeks ago, my husband jumped to take care of everything for the first week, full throtle. ĀThe second week it died down a little...trash was left a little longer in our apartment, dishes started to pile up. ĀWe were lucky to have friends in our community take turns making dinner for us on different nights during the first two/three weeks, so my husband got a break there. ĀAlso, we hired someone to come deep clean every other week, so he only needs to keep up with light daily cleaning.
We've come to a point where I'll have to ask him to do something, like make dinner or go grocery shopping, and I either get an "I'll do it later" which means I'll have to hassle him to get it done, or I'll get a big sigh which frustrates me because I wish I could, and would much rather, just do it myself.
I hear him say he doesn't want this baby to come early. ĀWe've read about the potential complications premies face, and I was hoping for that to have a stronger impact on him. ĀBut here I am, sitting alone in my home, while my husbad is at a friend's house. ĀThere are dishes in the sink, and trash piled in the kitchen. No dinner was cooked, so I had cereal. I just don't know what to do to get through to him.
It also doesn't help that my mother and father don't live here, so i can't call them for help, and I don't feel close enough to his parents to call and ask them for help. I also don't want to ask our parents for help when my husband is more than capable to get this work done. I used to do it all myself, why can't he for a few months??
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What is the relationship between patient accounts, data flow and charge capture?
Charge Capture is the process of capturing the information needed for a medical claim. This is basically the information needed to complete a CMS-1500 form.
Charge capture is basically the creation of a superbill. It can be done via paper or electronically. There are many software applications that allow capturing charges using a laptop, tablet, or smart phone. Electronic charge capture is popular now as a means of increasing the efficiency of the reimbursement process - it eliminates lost charges due to inefficiencies when using the paper process. This is usually done using a mobile device.
The obvious importance of charge capture is that its the basis for the providers income.
With regard to data flow this captured charge information can then be sent electronically to a billing specialist or billing office. This billing office could be an in-house service or an outsourced billing service to manage the submission of claims as well as the reimbursement process. The data would include point of care treatment and diagnosis codes as well as patient demographics.
However the importance of data flow is the patient data must be entered and maintained by someone on the providers staff to
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