Fatal organizational flaws: let the physician beware.
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Managed care organizations (MCOs) must make certain changes in their relationships with their customers and providers in order to remain viable in today's competitive market. MCO boards and management need clarity regarding their commitment to value maximization versus status quo preservation, and they will need to develop long-term, partnership-type relationships.
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Who would have guessed that managed care would dominate the health care industry in the final two decades of the millennium? That physicians would be joining labor unions? Or that they would be going back to school to become Fellows of the American College of Physician Executives? To find out what may be in store for health care in America five to 10 years hence, The Physician Executive asked nine health care experts to participate in a two-part panel discussion. Here's what they see ahead in managed care, information technology, and biotechnology. Part 2 will appear in the July/August Issue of The Physician Executive.