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Optical practices must take the time and effort to ensure they are legally compliant and able to demonstrate a clear anti-fraud culture, advises
Aziz Rahman

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You probably don't need me to tell you that there have been fraud cases involving such professionals. At Rahman Ravelli, we have been involved in a number of such cases. Thankfully, we have been able to establish our clients' innocence. This was possible because we could support our legal arguments with solid, documentary evidence and testimony. With this in mind, optical practices have to remember some essential points when carrying out their day-to-day duties. Even the most honest opticians now have to be careful about how they run their practices if they are to avoid investigation. With all aspects of the NHS under scrutiny, being innocent is something that has to be backed up with clear evidence whenever the question of fraud arises.

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