PubMed · 10161726
Developing a cost accounting system for a physician group practice.
Abstract
Physicians in group practices must gain a competitive edge to survive in a healthcare environment in which cost efficiency has become critical to success. One tool that can help them is a cost accounting system that yields reliable, detailed data on the costs of delivering care. Such a system not only can enable physicians and group administrators to manage their operations more cost-effectively, but also can help them accurately assess the potential profitability of prospective managed care plans. An otolaryngology practice located in Mississippi provides a model for developing a cost accounting system that can be applied to physician group practices.
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J Mays, G Gordon. 1996. Developing a cost accounting system for a physician group practice.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10161726/
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