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What's the likelihood that magnetic resonance imaging will become a more important diagnostic tool for cardiologists? Are electrophysiology services the "wave of the future" in cardiology? These were among several issues discussed at a recent conference on cardiac services.
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As providers gain increased experience with managed care contracting, they are reporting greater success, especially with preferred provider organizations. And for the second year in a row, the profitability of substance abuse treatment units has declined. These are just a few of the highlights from Hospitals' third annual diversification survey.
Traditionally viewed as a steppingstone to the CEO position, today's chief operating officers (COO) are experiencing dramatic changes in their jobs. As our cover story notes, the emphasis is on operations, and the ideal COO is an an individual who likes dealing with people, managing them, and increasing productivity, say executive recruiters. But the number of COO job slots appears to be decreasing, according to a recent survey. And competition for the available jobs is increasing as more burned-out CEOs begin to look favorably at step-down positions. Also, don't miss our exclusive nationwide survey data profiling the hospital's number-two job.
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A recent survey of CEOs, conducted by Hospitals magazine, shows that productivity studies are concentrating on staffing--especially in nursing, laboratory, surgical suite, medical records, and radiology.
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