Three Financial Metrics Can Improve Practice Performance
By understanding three indices and metrics, physicians can change the financial outcome of their medical practice.
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Embezzlement Not Uncommon in Medical Practices
Embezzlement occurs frequently in medical practices and steps should be taken to prevent it.
Government and Industry Lead the Way in Funding USPSTF Systematic Reviews
Researchers sought to assess the frequency of specific government agencies and organizations in their funding for the review studies.
Hospitals Face $218 Billion in Federal Payment Cuts From 2010 to 2028
A study examined how 11 pieces of legislation, combined with regulatory changes by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, would affect cumulative federal payments to hospitals from 2010 through 2028.
Do Tax Preparation Services at Pediatric Clinics Improve Patient Care?
Refundable earned income tax credits are associated with greater child health among the working poor.
Standardized Funder Policies Will Improve Transparency, Publication Bias in Clinical Trials
Research findings suggest the need for greater adherence to a standardized set of policies aimed at improving transparency among clinical trial funders.
Countdown to Retirement With Saving Strategies for Physicians
Even young, fresh-out-of-residency physicians need to think about retirement.
Discrepancies Noted in Financial Disclosures Among Academic Physician-Directors
Continued improvement in payment reporting mechanisms is crucial to meet the benchmarks set by the Physician Payments Sunshine Act.
Growth in Healthcare Employment Has Led to Rise in Healthcare Costs
In an era in which technology constantly evolves and becomes smarter by the day, it’s not surprising that healthcare costs continue to climb.
Rates of Major Depression Up Among US Insured, Especially Youth
Diagnoses of major depression have increased since 2013, particularly among adolescents and millennials.
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