A physician files an insurance claim for a procedure that was not actually performed.This is most clearly identified as ______ crime.

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The physician's act of filing an insurance claim for a procedure that was not actually performed constitutes occupational fraud, as it involves using his/her position for personal gain through dishonest means. The other options (A, C, D) do not accurately describe the nature of the crime committed.

A Physician Files an Insurance Claim for a Procedure That