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1. Risk Management and the Role of Managed Care 5
Risk Management and the Role of Managed Care 5Risk Management and the Role of
Managed Care 5Throughout this course, you have identified, examined, and provided
individual as well as collaborative analysis on multiple facets of risk management in the
health care setting.Addressing the knowledge you have gained, and building on that
knowledge to add your evaluation of the role that the managed care organization (MCO)
plays in today’s health care environment, develop a 250-500 word reflection to incorporate
the following:What is a health care organization’s administrative role regarding oversight of
risk management policies and ensuring compliance with managed care organization (MCOs)
standards?What is your assessment of the value provided to an organization that stems
from the regulatory statutes of a typical MCO? Consider the establishment of conflict
resolution and risk management strategies within the health care organization from the
employer/employee perspective as well as in regards to patient conflict
circumstances.What MCO responsibilities pertain to the Patient Protection and Affordable
Care Act (PPACA) and Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) focus on fraud,
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