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The OIG plans to review hospice services provided to Medicare beneficiaries who reside in nursing facilities and assess the appropriateness of payments for hospice care for these services. The OIG will review Medicare Part B drug reimbursement. Approximately 80 percent of the OIGs resources are devoted to projects within the Medicare and Medicaid programs. Whether sponsors compliance programs are effective and compliant with federal regulations. Among other topics, the OIG will review drug manufacturers methodologies for computing the average sales price for Part B medications, and will assess manufacturers compliance with the statutory requirements for determining the average sales price of these medications. Thus, after analyzing current events and emerging issues as they arise, the OIG may add new activities or cancel or delay planned activities, as it deems appropriate. The OIG will consider whether agencies with a history of noncompliance with certification standards perform differently during cyclical survey and certification than agencies without a history of noncompliance with certification standards. Until the day when we possess some sort of system that will provide some sort of real cognitive powers, in my view we will not have this problem behind us. The Pennsylvania JNET system requires mutual support of local, county, and state agencies, yet Pennsylvania has seen great results from this cooperation.