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Podcast: Hot Issues for Hospitals – and What that Means for Physicians
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Podcast: Hot Issues for Hospitals – and What that Means for Physicians |
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http://www.soundpractice.net/article.cfm?id=322 |
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Jennifer Bever, FACHE, the Director of Education for Sg2 discusses hot issues for hospitals and the impact of these issues on physician and physician practices. In this 20-minute podcast, Ms. Bever covers Medicare payment reductions and surgical services, pay-for-performance, projected physician workforce shortages, what makes physician-hospital partnerships successful, and very specific strategies on how physicians can work more effectively with hospitals. Jennifer Bever also discusses when and how physicians should "do it themselves." |
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Nov 9, 2007 |
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