Are fraud rates within healthcare on the rise?

Published Date: 09 October, 2022

Last updated on: 24 April, 2023

Sunil Kumar, CEO of DataFlow, talks to Omnia Health about how the 2.5% document forgery rate among healthcare applicants is a cause for serious concern considering they have the potential to be hired and treat the public.

The proportional nature of hiring means the increase in the number of healthcare job opportunities correlates with a surge in the number of fraudulent applications. Coupled with the fact that there has been an increase in professional migration with more and more people relocating for better opportunities with favourable financial returns, and the ideal environment for fraudulent applications has been created. This climate makes it risky for healthcare providers to hire at the size and scale needed to overcome existing workforce shortages.

Find out about how the next few years will see technology further infiltrate hiring, to further eliminate and reduce fraud rates within healthcare and protect entire communities by ensuring that only the right candidates are hired.

Read full article in Omnia Health

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Sunil Kumar

Sunil is the Chief Executive Officer at the DataFlow Group. He draws on over 25+ years of global management experience across the manufacturing and professional services industry. A results driven seasoned executive, prior to joining the DataFlow Group, Sunil held COO and CFO roles with Deutsche Bank, Genpact and GE.

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Find out about how the next few years will see technology further infiltrate hiring, to further eliminate and reduce fraud rates within healthcare and protect entire communities by ensuring that only the right candidates are hired.

About The Author

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