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Strategic planning: Physicians needed
In the era of value-based purchasing, including physicians in the development of strategy has never been more crucial.
Reimbursement reform: Educating physicians
It was standing room only at a January physician education event in South Carolina as 140-plus providers in the Palmetto Health Quality Collaborative gathered from around the state’s Midlands regio
Physician Organizations Should Drive Quality
A strong, consistent governance and leadership focus on doing what’s best for patients and communities is positioning physician organizations as significant drivers of improved quality and financia
Preventing Federal Violations in Physician Arrangements
Health care organizations face a great deal of regulatory risk in physician-hospital contracts, billing issues, quality and privacy.
The Ins and Outs of Physician Payment After Medicare Sustainable Growth Rate Reform
On April 16, President Barack Obama signed into law the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015
Preventing MD Burnout
Physicians in the United States spend about 28,000 hours in medical school, residency and fellowship learning to be physicians.
Priorities for todays nurse leader
Maureen Swick, R.N., took the helm as chief nursing officer of the American Hospital Association and CEO of the American Organization of Nurse Executives last summer.
How Hospitals Can Make the Best Use of Social Media
Recognizing the importance of social media is the first step in taking your hospital into the digital world.
Who Is Accountable for this Patient?
Trustee Magazine Articles
Payers in population health contracts are using claims data to identify the physician responsible for a patient’s health and spending. It’s an inexact science that can aggravate providers before empowering them.
Nurses as hospitalists
Trustee talking points
A growing number of small and rural hospitals, unable to recruit or afford physician hospitalists, are staffing their hospital medicine programs