European Healthcare Fraud & Corruption Network Signs an Understanding with Canadian and American Associations

In EXEC
Wed, 5 Aug 2009

All three organisations share the common goal of reducing and eliminating healthcare fraud in their respective jurisdictions as well as globally. The action aims to create an international network of healthcare counter fraud organisations and professionals and pursue a co-operative and collaborative approach to combating the problem of healthcare fraud.

The signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between NHCAA, CHCAA and EHFCN represents the launching of an international network of healthcare counter fraud organisations that are engaged in the prevention, detection, investigation and prosecution of healthcare fraud.

Paul Vincke, President of EHFCN, said:

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