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When it comes to Fraud, Waste and Abuse… Prevention is still the best medicine!

When it comes to FWA, prevention through training is not only the best medicine, it’s the only medicine!

The National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) Foundation and LearnSomething Inc., a nationally recognized provider of pharmacy, grocery, and healthcare training programs, have jointly developed a new training program entitled Preventing Fraud, Waste and Abuse. This program was developed to help community pharmacies educate their employees to detect and prevent fraud, waste and abuse (FWA) in government health care programs, such as Medicare and Medicaid. FWA can be a significant source of liability for unwary pharmacies and pharmacists arising from unintentional or careless errors.

This new training program will provide community pharmacy with a valuable and thoroughly vetted anti-FWA training solution. The program has been designed specifically for community pharmacy to instruct their employees on company policies and procedures intended to ensure compliance with FWA laws and regulations.

For additional information about this Fraud, Waste, and Abuse training program please contact NASPA at (804) 285-4431. For customer support, please click on the “Help” tab at the top of this page, or call (850) 201-3260.

Click here to view a demo or register for the program.

Having trouble registering? Follow these step by step instructions on how to register.

Need to train 10 or more employees? Just follow these bulk purchase instructions and send your request to bulkpurchase@learnsomething.com to receive quantity discounts.

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