Washington § 70.14.040 - Review of prospective rate setting methods.

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§ 70.14.040. Review of prospective rate setting methods.

The state agencies listed in *RCW 70.14.010 shall review the feasibility of establishing prospective payment approaches within their health care programs. Work plans or timetables shall be prepared for the development of prospective rates. The agencies shall identify legislative actions that may be necessary to facilitate the adoption of prospective rate setting methods.
[ 1986 c 303 s 9.]

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*Reviser's note: RCW 70.14.010 was repealed by 1988 c 107 s 35, effective October 1, 1988.

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