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CMS Pub. 100-08, ch. 4, § 4.12.8

Deleting Entries in the UCM

activein force · 2026-08-25 – presentas-observed

Entries can be deleted from the UCM only by users with the system administrator

designation. The UPIC shall contact its BFL, with a copy to the COR, to discuss the need

for deleting an entry. If the BFLs agree that the entry should be deleted, the UCM system

administrator has the ability to delete any entries. To initiate any deletions, the UPIC

shall send an e-mail to its BFL, with a copy to the COR, detailing the need for the entry

deletion. The BFL will then forward the issue to the UCM SME, who will be responsible

for coordinating the deletion of the entry.

History

(Rev. 11962; Issued: 04-21-23; Effective: 05-22-23; Implementation: 05-22-23)

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