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The University of California has paid $865,500 to the Office of Civil Rights and agreed to a Corrective Action Plan to settle allegations that UCLA Health System employees repeatedly snooped in the electronic health records of celebrity patients
Health care providers have known for some time that the government intended to adopt a predictive modeling data analysis system to supplement its Medicare fraud-fighting efforts
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