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The CT Scanner is the Connecticut Chapter's quarterly newsletter publication. It carries a variety of features and events happening around our Chapter. It is also a way to thank our sponsors and welcome new members. If you wish to have an article published or would like to advertise in our newsletter, contact our Newsletter Chair, Janet F. Roemer, roemerjf@att.net.

CT_Scanner_July_08.pdf (309 KB)

CT_Scanner_April_08.pdf (649 KB)

CT_Scanner_Jan_08.pdf (357 KB)

CT Scanner October_2007.pdf (164 KB)

CT_Scanner_July_2007.pdf (247 KB)

CT_Scanner_April_2007.pdf (494 KB)

CT_Scanner_January_2007.pdf (276 KB)

CT_Scanner_October_2006.pdf (392 KB)

  CT_Scanner_July 06.pdf (626 KB)

CT_Scanner_April_06.pdf (880 KB)

CT_Scanner_-_Jan_06.pdf (807 KB) 

CT_Scanner_Oct 05.pdf (892 KB)

  CT_Scanner_-July_05.pdf (251 KB)

  CT_Scanner_-_April_05.pdf (176 KB)

CT_Scanner_-_Feb_05.pdf (529 KB) 

CT_Scanner_-_Dec_04.pdf (204 KB)

CT Scanner - Oct 04 (672 KB)

CT Scanner - May 04 (1516 KB)

CT Scanner - Feb 04 (825 KB)

CT Scanner - Nov 03 (1157 KB)

Additional Articles

We occasionally receive articles for the newsletter that are too lengthy to print in the newsletter edition. We think these would still be of interest to our members so we print them here.

Here is a 2008 article on Recovery Audit Contractors by William Malm, ND, RN, Practice Director, Revenue Cycle Management, HCPro, Inc.

White_Paper_-_RACs_7_08.pdf (137 KB)

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