Medical homes may be a great idea, but it costs a lot to implement them, according to a study conducted by Rand and published in the Journal of General Internal…
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Another survey, this one sponsored by Medscape, reveals a high level of stress among physicians and asks about bias.
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Research published in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests that financial incentives may not do much to incent better quality.
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Research published in Health Services Research finds that nurse practitioners spend less treating Medicare beneficiaries than do physicians.
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Research published in Health Affairs takes a look at the effect of a value-based purchasing contract on mental health services.
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A Journal of the American Medical Association Infographic suggests primary care doctors are pretty dissatisfied with much of what is going on in medicine.
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A report from PriceWaterhouseCoopers Health Research Institute recommends a "makeover" for primary care.
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Doctors often respond to patients' requests for services that may be unnecessary, according to research in the American Journal of Managed Care.
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In a finding consistent with common sense and standard economic theory, research published by Health Affairs finds that more physician concentration in an area means higher prices for physician services.
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Research in JAMA Internal Medicine finds that greater hospital ownership of physician practices leads to a significant increase in prices for services.
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A survey from EHR vendor Kareo explores physician attitudes toward various practice formats.
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