Wednesday, 29th March 2006

Fiscal Year 2005 Red Book (Cost-Saver Handbook)

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services--Cost-Saving Recommendations
Source: Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Inspector General
Fiscal Year 2005 Red Book (Cost-Saver Handbook)
"The Red Book is a compendium of significant Office of Inspector General (OIG) cost-saving recommendations that have not been fully implemented. Full implementation of the recommendations in the 2004 edition of the Red Book could produce substantial savings to the Department. For each recommendation, we summarize the current law, the reason that action is needed, the estimated savings that would result from taking the recommended action, and the status of actions taken. In addition, the type of action needed (legislative, regulatory, or procedural) is indicated. The savings estimates for these unimplemented recommendations are updated from time to time to reflect more current data as it becomes available. These estimates have varying levels of precision, and the actual savings to be achieved depend on the specific legislative, regulatory, or administrative action taken. However, the estimates provide a general indication of the magnitude of savings possible."
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