Blogs about: Physician Reimbursement

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The Threat of Physician Burnout

Josh wrote 1 week ago: Dr. Wes points to physician burnout as the biggest threat to health care reform and providing qualit … more →

Tags: State of Healthcare, becoming a doctor, healthcare debate, physician pay

53 Doctors, Health Care Executives & Beneficiaries Indicted for Involvement in a $50 Million Alleged False Billing Ring

Curran Tomko Tarski LLP wrote 3 weeks ago: Attorney General Eric Holder, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebel … more →

Tags: anti-kickback, Corporate compliance, Doctor, false claims act, federal sentencing guidelines, Health Care, health care finance, Health Care Fraud, Health Care Provider

You don't think starting salary affects specialty choice

Josh wrote 1 month ago: Some of the latest figures for starting salaries for rookie physicians. I’d like to be altruis … more →

Tags: State of Healthcare, Physician Training, physician pay, specialty choice

Physician Documentation and Coding: Are Doctors Prepared?

complymdmktg wrote 1 month ago: This abstract from the American Journal of Surgery entitled “Surgical residents’ knowledge of docume … more →

Tags: Documentation, Evidence based Medicine, medical-procedure documentation, Physician Performance, accurate documentation, appropriate documentation, ComplyMD, facility cash flow, Medical Documentation

HHS secretary nominee says primary care docs need a raise

drbobbs wrote 3 months ago: James Arvantes at AAFP News Now reports: Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius told a Senate committee last … more →

Tags: Economics of Health Care, health care policy, Medicare, Primary Care, Third Party Payors, Sebelius, Health and Human Services, Bailout, Preventive Medicine

Time takes the entire nation to the doctor1 comment

Josh wrote 7 months ago: The December 1 issue of Time features an in-depth assessment of American’s health.  I was very … more →

Tags: State of Healthcare, healthcare debate, Health Insurance, Health Economics, Time magazine

Will the Patient-Centered Medical Home save primary care?

drbobbs wrote 8 months ago: Jaan Sidorov at the Disease Management Care Blog isn’t convinced: There are no surveys of wha … more →

Tags: Economics of Health Care, health care policy, Primary Care, Baby Boomers, Medical Home

Reimbursement Rates Should Be Checked By Doctors: Money on the Table

dawnyankeelov wrote 8 months ago: For physicians, the nemesis in the practice is claims management–getting reimbursed at a reaso … more →

Tags: Medx12, Center for Healthcare Reimbursement, IQS Research, reimbursement for physicians, doctors office visit, Medx12talk

Primary care: Best for health but worth the least?

smnewsletters wrote 9 months ago: Primary care docs earn the least, and med students vote with their feet A radiologist earns twice as … more →

Tags: Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Medical Economics, Outcomes, Primary Care

Physician's Job Description

Josh wrote 10 months ago: Maybe just a tad pessimistic, but not too unrealistic. Idealistic Generation X/Y overachievers with … more →

Tags: State of Healthcare, becoming a doctor, Medical School, physician pay

Ear Wax and the Economics of Primary Care

Josh wrote 10 months ago: Primary care is being squeezed out of different procedures by specialists.  Placebo Journal puts out … more →

Tags: State of Healthcare, physician pay, ear wax, Primary Care

The Business of Medicine

Josh wrote 10 months ago: Dr. Rob has an excellent post regarding the economics of his practice’s after-hours clinic. Un … more →

Tags: State of Healthcare, doctors, physician pay, universal healthcare, financial incentives, Drug Companies

Seniority Doesn't Pay In Medicine

Josh wrote 10 months ago: Interesting article detailing another quirk in the way physicians are paid–more years of exper … more →

Tags: Doctor News, physician pay

Yet Another Article Demonstrating The Deleterious Effects Of Our Reimbursement Structure

Josh wrote 11 months ago: Another article demonstrating how high reimbursement for procedure-centered medicine is creating a s … more →

Tags: State of Healthcare, doctors, physician pay, Geriatrics

Are Doctors Businessmen or Professionals?

Josh wrote 11 months ago: A debate is raging in the medical blogosphere over a post by The Happy Hospitalist regarding the sol … more →

Tags: State of Healthcare, doctors, physician pay, med school debt

The Shrink Is Doing Less Shrinking And More Prescribing

Josh wrote 11 months ago: ABC News has an excellent article discussing how the physician reimbursement structure is affecting … more →

Tags: State of Healthcare, doctors, physician pay

Raw Deal for Docs

Josh wrote 11 months ago: Front-line doc explains the challenges facing physicians all over the country.  This paints a scary … more →

Tags: State of Healthcare, doctors, physician pay

Physician Reimbursement Structure

Josh wrote 12 months ago: Those fancy policy words essentially mean “how doctors get paid.”  An interesting op-ed … more →

Tags: State of Healthcare, doctors, physician pay

Long-Term Thinking About Health: Seven Trends That Should Concern Us7 comments

reskow wrote 12 months ago: This country is in a healthcare crisis today — but we’re not thinking enough about tomo … more →

Tags: Health Policy, Information Technology, The Politics of Health, Global Warming, health, Medicare, Health Economics, health reform, climate change


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