North Carolina § 108A-146 - 11. Graduate medical education component.
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§ 108A-146. 11. Graduate medical education component.
The graduate medical education component is an amount of money that is one-fourth ( 1 //s4) of the total amount of payments that will be made by the Department during the current State fiscal year to all public acute care hospitals and private acute care hospitals in accordance with the Medicaid graduate medical education methodology in the Medicaid State Plan multiplied by the difference of one minus the FMAP. History (2021-61, s. 2.)
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