Verify facts definition
Verify facts means confirming previously established statements, reviewing previously established records, and using controlling inquiries. Verification of facts applies to previously resolved issues, but if a new issue is developed, new and original fact-finding is employed. (See previous paragraph.) It must be done in accordance with BAM investigative procedures or an adequate explanation must be provided as to why it was not done. Once an issue pursuit exception has been identified, the monitor should select the code that best describes the exception from the following list of codes.
Verify facts means confirming previously established statements, reviewing previously established records, using standard forms for inquiries and requiring form completion. Verification of facts applies to previously resolved issues, but if a new issue is developed, new and original fact-finding is employed. (See previous paragraph.) BAM investigators must verify facts in accordance with BAM investigative procedures or provide an adequate explanation as to why it was not done.
Verify facts means confirming previously established statements, reviewing previously established records, and using controlling inquiries. Verification of facts is applied to previously resolved issues, but if a new issue is thereby developed, new and original fact- finding is employed. (See previous paragraph.) It must be done in accordance with QC investigative procedures or an adequate explanation must be provided as to why an alternative method was used or why it was not done. Even if other problems exist in the Resolution, Procedure, or Coding Series arising from issue pursuit exceptions, the case should be coded in the Pursuit Series. Once an issue pursuit exception has been identified, the monitor should select the code which best describes the exception from the following list of codes.