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Dominican Medical College and SeNaSa Strengthen Dialogue on Medical Codes and Patient Care

Viannelys Alcántara
Dominican Medical College and SeNaSa Strengthen Dialogue on Medical Codes and Patient Care
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The Dominican Medical College (CMD) hosted an official visit from SeNaSa's executive director, Dr. Edward Guzmán, to discuss medical coding standards and affiliated patient care. The meeting brought together CMD President Dr. Luis Peña Núñez and members of the National Board of Directors to address critical healthcare delivery issues. This dialogue represents an important collaboration between medical professionals and the national health insurance system to improve coordination and patient services. The strengthened communication between these two key healthcare institutions aims to enhance the quality of care and administrative efficiency for all insured patients.

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