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Practice Management

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    News

    Experts Debate Pros and Cons of Seven Days On, Seven Days Off Work Schedule

    March 1, 2013

    Familiar hospital medicine work model popular with some for its distinct time-off structure, criticized by others as inflexible and financially unstable

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    News

    Former Hospitalist Gets Satisfaction Helping Physicians Launch Nonclinical Careers

    March 1, 2013

    Philippa Kennealy, MD, traded her place in a family physician practice to pursue her passion for helping people

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    Medicare Billing Regulations for Nonphysician Providers Vary by State, Facility

    March 1, 2013

    State laws determine Medicare services that can be billed, provided by nurse practitioners and physician assistants

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    News

    Affordable Care Act Provides Two-Year Increase in Medicaid Payments for Primary-Care Services

    March 1, 2013

    Medicaid-to-Medicare parity regulation will increase total revenue for some hospitalist groups

  • 1
    News

    Hospital Medicine Group Leaders Strive to Balance Administrative, Clinical Tasks

    March 1, 2013

    For some hospitalist group leaders, taking a lighter clinical workload allows them to fulfill administrative duties as well

  • News

    Automated Hospital Inpatient Assignment Program Increases Efficiency, Coordination of Care

    March 1, 2013

    Computerized program evenly distributes hospitalist workload

  • News

    Tips to Help Hospital Medicine Group Leaders Know When to Grow Their Service

    February 2, 2013

    Networking with other hospital medicine group leaders, staying flexible, and using benchmark data can help pinpoint the right time to expand

  • 1
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    Fundamentals of Highly Reliable Organizations Could Benefit Hospitalists

    February 2, 2013

    Hospitalists can have a huge impact on organizational efficacy by being mindful of avoiding on-the-job failures

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    News

    Hospital Medicine Experts Outline Criteria To Consider Before Growing Your Group

    February 2, 2013

    Quantifying hospital data, examining physician and administrative buy-in, and conducting market analysis are critical to making difficult expansion decisions

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    Opinion

    John Nelson: Why Spinal Epidural Abcess Poses A Particular Liability Risk for Hospitalists

    February 2, 2013

    The delayed diagnosis of, or treatment for, a spinal epidural abcess (SEA) could easily result in a malpractice lawsuit for hospitalists

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