Automated collection systems improve cash flow.

E F Robinson

PubMed · 10296113

Automated collection systems improve cash flow.

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To boost productivity of collecting patient accounts and improve cash flow, healthcare organizations are considering computerized collection systems. As they select these systems, hospitals should pay special attention to such features as linking accounts, date tracking, priority setting, and information storage capacities.

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Accounting Accounts Payable and Receivable Decision Making Evaluation Studies as Topic Financial Management Financial Management, Hospital Management Information Systems Patient Credit and Collection Software United States Journal Article

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E F Robinson. 1989. Automated collection systems improve cash flow.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10296113/

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