Desk audit definition
Desk audit means a review of a written audit report and its supporting documents by a qualified auditor, together with the auditor's written findings and recommendations.
Desk audit means an audit conducted by a health
Desk audit means the review of materials submitted upon request to the Department or its agents for quality assurance activities.
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Desk audit means an audit conducted by a health benefit plan issuer or pharmacy benefit manager at a location other than the location of the pharmacist or pharmacy. The term includes an audit performed at the offices of the plan issuer or pharmacy benefit manager during which the pharmacist or pharmacy provides requested documents for review by hard copy or by microfiche, disk, or other electronic media. The term does not include a review conducted not later than the third business day after the date a claim is adjudicated provided recoupment is not demanded.
Desk audit means an audit conducted by an
Desk audit means a review of data to determine the reasons a district has not demonstrated adequate yearly progress;
Desk audit means the review process of ensuring continued compliance with the enrich360 Programs rules outlined hereafter.
Desk audit means a structured review of statistical or narrative compliance information submitted by organizations, Recipients, Sub-Recipients, or agency program offices and obtained without going on-site, conducted according to review procedures. Desk audits include routine reviews of assurance forms or other documents to ensure that they have been properly completed.
Desk audit means a review of student learning data at the school or district, including consultation with the superintendent of the district in which the school is located;
Desk audit means an audit of an employer’s records conducted by the administrator or designee based upon an examination of an employer’s records without an on-site visit to the location of the employer business records;