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The document is the June 2008 issue of Aetna's OfficeLink Updates, which provides health care professionals in the West Region with important updates on policies, practices, and tools available through Aetna. Key highlights include access to Personal Health Records via NaviNet, updates on prescription medications and pharmacy management, new billing requirements, educational opportunities through webinars, and enhancements to electronic communications for providers. The document emphasizes Aetna's commitment to improving physician relations and patient care.

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