Star Medical Case Study

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Over the past 6 months Star Medical had 5 vendor disputes with the same root cause, incorrect calculations. As a result, Texas WIC is requiring an additional quality control step to prevent further vendor disputes due to miscalculations. Please resubmit your March 2017 dispute with an updated plan to implement a quality control method.

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