Examine the similarities and differences in conditions of coverage and participation related to your 2 chosen factors.

Examine the similarities and differences in conditions of coverage and participation related to your 2 chosen factors.

Examine the similarities and differences in conditions of coverage and participation related to your 2 chosen factors.

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Choose 2 different practice settings

one that you are familiar with,—>Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs)one that you are interested in exploring.—> Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs) The practice location must be able to bill Medicare or Medicaid for facility services.

Second: Select 2 factors..

Examine the similarities and differences in conditions of coverage and participation related to your 2 chosen factors.

Consider the following:

Staffing requirements

Release of patient records

Patient rights

Administrative structure

Another aspect relative to the specific care environment?

Cite at least 3 peer-reviewed sources published within the last 5 years.??

Format your assignment as one 875-word APA formatted paper? Include an APA-formatted reference list.??

Refer to CMS Regulations & Guidance located in See in attachment #1?

Aligned with assessment (3)1. Evaluate the legal issues that affect and direct nursing practice2. Analyze how state and federal regulations guide nursing practice.3. Evaluate legal and ethical responsibilities in nursing practice.????

Grading rubric??

Chooses 2 different practice settings, with varying Medicare CfCs and CoPs; Compares and contrasts conditions for coverage Compares and contrasts conditions of participation; Selects 2 appropriate factors Cites at least 3 peer-reviewed sources published within the last 5 years; Assignment is free of grammatical errors, language maintains a scholarly and succinct tone; Follows a structure that is clear, concise, and appropriate

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