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1. A 'root cause analysis' conducted as part of a corrective action plan should PRIMARILY answer which question?

   • A. Who is personally liable for the violation?
   • B. Why did the violation occur and what systemic conditions enabled it?
   • C. How much revenue was lost due to the violation?
   • D. Which competitor organization has the same problem?

   Answer: B. Why did the violation occur and what systemic conditions enabled it?

   Root cause analysis identifies the underlying systemic or process failures that allowed a violation to occur, enabling targeted corrective actions.

2. The OIG's List of Excluded Individuals and Entities (LEIE) is significant for healthcare compliance programs primarily because:

   • A. It lists all providers who have been investigated but not charged
   • B. Entities that employ or pay excluded individuals may be subject to civil monetary penalties
   • C. Exclusion from the LEIE automatically triggers loss of a provider's state medical license
   • D. It applies only to individuals excluded for fraud, not for quality-of-care violations

   Answer: B. Entities that employ or pay excluded individuals may be subject to civil monetary penalties

   Organizations that employ or contract with LEIE-excluded individuals for services paid by federal healthcare programs can face significant civil monetary penalties.

3. Which stakeholder group's input is MOST critical to include during a compliance risk assessment interview phase?

   • A. Investors and shareholders
   • B. Front-line staff who perform day-to-day operations
   • C. Legal counsel only
   • D. Patients and community members

   Answer: B. Front-line staff who perform day-to-day operations

   Front-line staff have direct knowledge of operational vulnerabilities and process breakdowns that may not be visible to leadership.

4. An organization's corrective action plan submitted to the OIG following a self-disclosure should include all of the following EXCEPT:

   • A. Root cause analysis of the violation
   • B. Steps taken to prevent recurrence
   • C. Repayment amount and calculation methodology
   • D. Names of all patients whose records were reviewed

   Answer: D. Names of all patients whose records were reviewed

   Corrective action plans address systemic fixes and repayment details; disclosing individual patient names is not a standard OIG requirement.

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