Don't let one bad apple spoil your medical bunch.
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Employment↗
Biomedical subjects
N Caesar
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The right way to apply noncompete provisions.
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Decision Making↗
A too-tough noncompete clause could defeat its own purpose.
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Contract Services↗
Problems that arise when a physician leaves a group.
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Contract Services↗
An old idea made new again: two twists on 'productivity' pay.
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Accounting↗
Income division for the 1990s: advanced ideas on productivity and salary.
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Accounting↗
Using point systems to figure compensation.
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Capitation Fee↗
Avoiding fraud and abuse: five rules for success.
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Fraud↗
A haven from the storm--or a cage for the unwary?
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Contract Services↗
A formal compliance program could help protect your practice.
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Fraud↗
That sigh of relief may be premature.
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Catchment Area, Health↗
The Feds are targeting your independent physician contracts.
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Independent Practice Associations↗
New Stark regs threaten groups' ties to independent physicians.
Depending on what emerges from Congress, the Stark law limiting referrals by physicians to facilities with which they have a financial connection soon may be changed. Meanwhile, we continue our discussion of the new regulations implementing Stark. As we explained last month, these new rules could endanger a common contractual relationship among physicians.
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