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  • Title: How good are the internal controls in your group practice? Ten questions to contemplate.
    Author: Grant BJ, Foley LA.
    Journal: J Med Pract Manage; 2002; 17(6):291-4. PubMed ID: 12122813.
    Abstract:
    Internal controls are the methods and procedures used by any business to prevent or detect errors, safeguard assets (especially cash) from being misappropriated, and encourage staff adherence to prescribed managerial policies. Internal controls in a medical practice differ depending on the size and complexity of the practice. The key, however, is that they prevent or detect errors and efforts to circumvent the established policies and procedures of the organization. How good are the internal controls in your group practice? This article identifies ten questions you should use to evaluate your risk of asset misappropriation.
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