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<abstract>In October 2002, we reported the results of our audit of selected
internal control activities at three military treatment 	 
facilities: Eisenhower Army Medical Center, Augusta, Georgia;	 
Naval Medical Center-Portsmouth, Portsmouth, Virginia; and	 
Wilford Hall Air Force Medical Center, San Antonio, Texas. As	 
part of our work for that report, we requested data files of all 
patients who had been admitted, treated as outpatients, or	 
received pharmaceutical benefits during fiscal year 2001. Despite
considerable effort by the three facilities, only Wilford Hall	 
Air Force Medical Center was able to provide a file of		 
beneficiaries who received pharmaceuticals during the year. We	 
compared this file to data in the Social Security		 
Administration&apos;s (SSA) Death Master File as a technique to	 
identify instances of potential fraud or abuse. For Wilford Hall,
we identified 41 cases in which a prescription was ordered for an
individual after the date of his or her death as recorded in the 
SSA Death Master File. Congress requested  that we determine	 
whether individuals fraudulently obtained pharmaceuticals or	 
other health benefits by assuming the identity of a dead person, 
and, if so, to identify the specific breakdowns in internal	 
controls that allowed such fraud to occur. We confined our	 
investigation to the 41 cases described above.</abstract>
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