Call for Presentations
Welcome to NHCAA's Call for Presentations. We invite you to share your best practices, anti-fraud case studies, emerging schemes, and proven analytic solutions by submitting your ideas for review by the NHCAA Education & Training Committee and the Annual Training Conference Committee. We are currently accepting abstracts for the:
- 2013 September NETS Program
- 2014 NETS Programs
- 2014 Annual Training Conference (deadline for submission, March 22, 2014)
The Call for Presentations for the 2013 Annual Training Conference is now closed.
In September, we will provide more guidance on the topics of our 2014 NETS Programs and in February, 2014 we will provide a list of specific areas of interest for our 2014 Annual Training Conference.
Who Should Submit
We are interested in hearing from professionals in health care fraud detection, investigation, prosecution and prevention activities. The NHCAA Institute is proud of its tradition of offering the very best in health care anti-fraud education and training and welcomes your proposal. If you are a consultant or vendor to the industry, we encourage you to use this opportunity to highlight your solutions, case studies, and initiatives by including an NHCAA Member Organization presenter in your submission. Please consider sharing your knowledge and expertise with the health care fraud investigative field. Working collectively to share and learn is the key to winning the fight against health care fraud.
How to Submit
Please click here to submit a presentation.
Next Steps
If your presentation is accepted for the 2013 September NETS, you will receive an email from NHCAA in the coming months. For the 2014 NETS, decisions will be made in February, 2014. Decisions for the 2014 Annual Training Conference will be made in May, 2014. In the event that your abstract is not selected, it will be kept on file for future speaking opportunities.

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