差之毫厘,谬以千里。想不到这句话竟差点发生在我的身上。话得从两年前说起。由于工作需要,组织将我这个在劳动保障部门工作了近20年的老“劳动”调到以优质服务著称的县医保中心从事医疗审核工作。 2002年11月21日上午9时许,我接待了一位为“公公”袁某报销住院医疗费用的中年妇女张某。张某提供了袁某的医保卡和9-10月份袁某在县人民医院住院冶疗的1.4万余元明细清单。当我刚想先收下计算报销金额,待其材料齐全后结算时,就听到我的同事王宏对张某说:“医疗费用发票和出院记录怎么没带来?”张某 Minimal difference, absurdly miles. I can not think of this sentence almost happened to me. Speaking from two years ago. Due to work needs, the organization transferred my old “labor”, who has been working in the labor and social security department for nearly 20 years, to a county health insurance center known for its quality service to conduct medical audits. At 21 o’clock on the November 21, 2002, I received a Zhang, a middle-aged woman who reimbursed hospital expenses for the “grandfather” Yuan Mou. Zhang provided Yuanmou health insurance card and Yuan Mou 9-10 months in the county People’s Hospital hospital treatment of 1.4 million yuan list. When I just want to accept the calculation of the amount of reimbursement until the completion of the material after the settlement, I heard my colleague Wang Wang Zhang said: “Medical expenses invoices and discharge records how did not bring?” Zhang