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Kicking Cans: Musings in the life of an internist, cardiologist and cardiac electrophysiologist	02/20/12
Westby G. Fisher, MD, FACC Internist, Cardiologist & Cardiac Electrophysiologist This is the single reason is why government-run health care costs so much.

Why not here in ______?: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	02/20/12
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Maryland’s 46 acute-care hospitals will soon be able to share basic patient information among themselves and with credentialed doctors.

The Networking Gap	02/20/12
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO Many of us don’t recognize the networking power of job boards.

Looking for writers to contribute articles	02/16/12
If you are interested in sharing your ideas and information with other healthcare professionals, please contact Katie D'Aiuto at kdaiuto@healthjobsnationwide.com

When is a comparison not a comparison?: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	02/13/12
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Paul offers a better way to look at hospital metrics.

Ethics in Health Care	02/13/12
Victor N. Moturi, MBA, RHIA Registered Health Information Administrator This is a summary from the United States Department of Veterans Affairs website, National Center for Ethics in Health Care.

Don’t Transfer Your Soul (or Your Talent)	02/12/12
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO When an employer turns out to be bad, the harm can be long lasting.

The virtues of peer-to-peer assessment: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	02/07/12
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Authors of a recent article propose a structured peer-to-peer assessment process to supplement the usual case reviews that take place in hospitals.

Ezekial Emmanuel Predicts the End of Health Insurance Companies! Is the Sky Really Falling?	02/07/12
Douglas Cassel M.D. Co–founder and Chief Compliance Officer of Vericle Medical Billing Network A recent New York Times editorial by Ezekial Emanuel and a Harvard professor predicts the end of health insurance companies.

Deficit Reduction Act Section 1936: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services:Deficit Reduction Act (DRA)- section 1936 of the Social Security Act	02/07/12
Victor N. Moturi, MBA, RHIA Registered Health Information Administrator The rising healthcare cost has been partly attributed to fraud, abuse and waste. How can this be controlled?

Something we could learn from changes in referral rates: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	01/31/12
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO The probability that an ambulatory visit to a physician resulted in a referral to another physician increased by 94% in the last decade.

Four distinct generations of workers makes leadership challenging	01/30/12
Joyce Kutin, RN, BS, MOL Continuum of Care Management Clinical Documentation Specialist Several recent factors have brought members of the different generations into much closer physical contact than in the past.

Personal Health Record	01/30/12
Victor N. Moturi, MBA, RHIA Registered Health Information Administrator Victor discusses his experiences with his Personal Health Record Provider

Change the Epilogue of Your Job Search	01/29/12
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO The new scourge of job seekers is serial unemployment.

Let's move to real-time philanthropy: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	01/24/12
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO How large non-profit organizations like hospitals might more appropriately use the financial reserves they have accumulated through philanthropy.

Eliminating Waste in Health Care: Musings in the life of an internist, cardiologist and cardiac electrophysiologist	01/13/12
Westby G. Fisher, MD, FACC Internist, Cardiologist & Cardiac Electrophysiologist It's the new rage: eliminating waste in health care.

End-of-life conversations, as seen by the intensivist: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	01/13/12
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Recently, an intensive care doctor sent me a particularly poignant note.

Good diagnosis, Zeke. Why no cure?: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	01/10/12
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO I really like it when I agree with Zeke Emanuel and never more so than with his recent column in the New York Times about proton beam machines.

The Job Seeker With the Dragon Tattoo	01/10/12
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO What Does the Dragon Tattoo Mean for Job Seekers?

Why Bundling Payments Won’t Reduce Costs — Part 3: a blog from inside the emergency department	01/02/12
WhiteCoat ED Physician How will bundled payments affect the incentives for each of the players in the medical market?

How to Succeed in Applying for a Job	12/31/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO I’m going to let you in on the two secrets to success in applying for a job online.

Early terms news arrives late in MA: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	12/27/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO What other innovations in the delivery of health care have yet to arrive in Massachusetts?

Really, the most significant?: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	12/19/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Medscape Today has an article featuring "The Most Significant Medical Advances and Events in 2011."

When is a protocol not a protocol?: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	12/12/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO According to the head of The Joint Commission, "surgeries on the wrong side of the body, the wrong site or even the wrong patient continue to occur an estimated 40 times every week."

The Standout Skill: Information for Job Seekers	12/10/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO There is one skill that CEOs today believe is both in critically short supply and critically important to their organization’s success.

PACE -- Managed care for frail elders: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	12/06/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Notes on PACE, the Program for All-Inclusive Care, a comprehensive program for "dual-eligible" Medicare/Medicaid patients.

This is not about tiered health plans: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	11/28/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO A Boston Globe story raises a number of questions, but not the ones suggested by the title.

Are we fighting a losing battle?: How our health system is making us sick	11/21/11
Steven R. Ariens, P.D. Pharmacist A recent study looked at whether patient compliance increased if the cost of medications was removed from the equation.

Hey, UPMC! Head to New Zealand to learn: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	11/21/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Regular readers will recall my harsh posts about a botched kidney transplant at UPMC.

Job Search Entrepreneurism	11/21/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO Personal branding is all the rage these days in job search books and seminars.

Mr. Ness, everybody knows where the booze is: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	11/14/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO A quality-driven MD colleague writes with frustration about two problems in his academic medical center.

Entitlement or naïveté?: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	11/08/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO I make it a practice of saying, "Yes," to any student or young professional person who wants career advice.

Optimize Your ROL – Your Return on Luck	11/07/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO The difference between companies that are merely good and those that are considered great is often how they use luck.

The Siren Song of Continuous Improvement: Musings in the life of an internist, cardiologist and cardiac electrophysiologist	10/31/11
Westby G. Fisher, MD, FACC Internist, Cardiologist & Cardiac Electrophysiologist Federal health officials are seeking physicians and other health professionals for a program to develop leaders in health care innovation.

AMCs: Off target and lacking a sense of urgency: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	10/31/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO I was impressed negatively by a Mt. Sinai hospital paid op-ed that extolled the virtues of academic medical centers while making no reference to the role that such centers could play in improving the quality of care delivered in America.

Yes, they blinked: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	10/24/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO A negotiation of this sort is never a private negotiation between two parties.

The Sound of Silence: Advice for Job Seekers	10/24/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO Job seekers typically describe their application experience as akin to sending their resume off into a black hole.

Clouded visions of purity and virtue: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	10/17/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO In an op-ed a New York Times columnist decries the fact that, in this polarized political environment, "many issues that were once concrete and practical are distorted because they have become symbolic and spiritual."

Beam me out of here, Scotty!: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	10/10/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO In a recent survey the most common reason radiation oncologists give for not reporting medical errors is fear of getting colleagues into trouble, liability and embarrassment in front of colleagues.

The One Word You Should Avoid in a Job Search	10/09/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO Employers today want to hear a new word.

Teaching bedside manner, $42 million: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	10/03/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO A Chicago couple thinks a doctor’s bedside manner is so important, they’re giving the University of Chicago $42 million dollars to teach it.

HIPAA 101	10/03/11
Marcos A. Vargas, MSHA, PA-C Physician Assistant Your bottom-line duty is to protect patient confidentiality vigorously.

The Smart Resume: Information for Job Seekers	10/01/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO You have to be at the state-of-the-art in your occupational field. Then, you have to promote that fact using a smart resume.

Margaret answers Howard: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	09/26/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Paul gives some suggestions for dealing with rising health care costs.

Making Job Boards Work Part II: Advice for Recruiters	09/21/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO Job boards remain the #1 external source of new hires according to at least two major surveys.

Two options for the Steward insurance plan: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	09/19/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Steward Health System has announced a health insurance program designed to be 15 to 30 percent less expensive than comparable plans in the market.

33 Useful Web Sites to Find Hospital Administration Internships: Hospitable health news you can use	09/15/11
Katie Charleson HOSPITALICIOUS Classroom learning can be of great benefit, but nothing can compare to putting theory into practice.

Doctoring financial incentives: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	09/12/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Recent studies looked at the effectiveness of financial incentives on the quality of care provided by primary care physicians.

An Investment of Caring	09/12/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO How to make networking effective.

Healthcare Job Board Leaders Announce Acquisition, HealthJobsNationwide.com to Become One of the Most Powerful Recruiting Tools in the Nation	09/10/11
HealthJobsNationwide.com Healthcare Employment Network Acquires Absolutely Health Care.

The Ultimate Job Seeker's Guide: Prepare your resume, ace your interview and land the job you want!	09/09/11
The MyBackgroundCheck.com Team Finding a great job can seem like a challenge, but it might be easier than you think.

Never events. Well, hardly ever.: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	09/07/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO In a recent article, Paul argues for the power of training in crew resource management and transparency.

Linking Weather Models, GIS and Inventory Systems For Disaster Operations	09/07/11
James M. Rush COO JVR Health Readiness It is time to synchronize weather prediction models and GIS information with America’s various supply chains for disaster support operations.

What's going on at Parkland Memorial Hospital?: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	08/30/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO A series of stories at the Dallas Morning News raised some serious questions about the quality of care at Parkland Memorial Hospital.

Making Job Boards Work: Advice for Recruiters	08/22/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO As with any other product or service, you have to be a smart consumer and a smart user to get the outcome you want.

Make Yourself Indispensable: Advice for Job Seekers

08/22/11

Decision Fatigue. For doctors, too?: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	08/22/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO An article suggests that humans suffer from decision fatigue, the tendency to make worse decisions as you make a series of hard decisions as the day goes along.

We’re From The Government, We’re Here To Help …: a blog from inside the emergency department	08/22/11
WhiteCoat ED Physician And we wonder why health care in this country is in such a wonderful state of affairs right now.

Self-dialysis in Sweden: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	08/15/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Ryhov Hospital in Jönköping, Sweden, aims to have 75% of patients on self-dialysis.

Red Shirt Relationships: The Art of Social Recruiting	08/13/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO Red shirt relationships are the single best way to overcome a lack of familiarity and trust.

Make Yourself a “Will Do” Candidate	08/13/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO If we depend on being "can do" people to find a job, we’ll likely see our hopes dashed and our dreams cancelled.

Where Are Force Fields When You Need Them?: a blog from inside the emergency department	08/08/11
WhiteCoat ED Physician What is a hospital’s duty to patients in the face of a disaster?

Last Call - The Healthcare Supply Chain Vulnerability	08/08/11
James M. Rush COO JVR Health Readiness When a sudden very large spike in demand for medical materials occurs, we will either have the lifesaving medicines and support therapies or we will not.

US Rumor and Hospital Report: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	08/08/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO When you run a hospital, there is little be gained by critiquing someone who publishes a ranking that is read by millions. But now it is time to take off the gloves.

Off-base optimism: Part 1: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	08/01/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Two recent reports demonstrate the danger of misplaced or premature optimism.

Kaiser and Liverpool set examples on sepsis: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	07/25/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Two institutions have worked to better their sepsis detection and treatment plans.

Employee Productivity	07/25/11
Jack McCoy Healthcare Administrator The healthcare industry today needs to take a micro in-depth analysis of all financial and operational aspects of their business.

Looking for Bloggers to Contribute Articles to HealthAdministrationNationwide.com	07/23/11
If you are interested in sharing your ideas and information with over 55,000 Health Administration professionals, please contact Katie D'Aiuto at kdaiuto@healthjobsnationwide.com.

Health Care Reform: Revamp Reimbursement: Thoughts on current medical literature & news as it pertains to optimizing our health.	07/15/11
Alvin B. Lin, MD, PLLC Adjunct Assistant Professor of Family Medicine & Geriatrics When it comes to remuneration, the specialist has a significant advantage over the generalist: procedures.

Attack the problem, not the people: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	07/15/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Back in May, I wrote about an error regarding a kidney transplant at UPMC, where a surgeon was demoted and a nurse was suspended.

Contingencies: Musings in the life of an internist, cardiologist and cardiac electrophysiologist	07/11/11
Westby G. Fisher, MD, FACC Internist, Cardiologist & Cardiac Electrophysiologist What would happen if we had no power or functional electronic medical records, just for a week?

Follow-up from Den Bosch: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	07/11/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO Those of us involved in improving the processes of health care understand that this is always a work in progress.

Welcome to consumer-driven healthcare, Italy: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	07/01/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO I guess it is time for Italians to learn about co-pays.

Twice Told Tale: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	06/24/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO The Attorney General has issued a follow-up report saying, “Our examination found that paying providers on a global basis has not resulted in lower total medical expenses.”

Resources: Waste Management Concerns for Small Community Healthcare Facilities	06/17/11
James M. Rush COO JVR Health Readiness Improper waste management can potentially close the doors of the facility and/or be the source of significant financial penalties.

Drug adherence still falters: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	06/17/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO After one year, only half of all patients with chronic conditions are taking medications as recommended by their doctors.

Sabotaging your own Med-Mal Defense: What you need to Avoid	06/13/11
Marcos A. Vargas, MSHA, PA-C Physician Assistant Defendants become their own med-mal defense strategy saboteur when committing these mistakes.

Reaching out to patients in their homes: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	06/10/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO A post about outreach to patients and consumers in their homes.

Resources: Why Emergency Managers need to answer the call to be Terror Ready	06/08/11
James M. Rush COO JVR Health Readiness a discussion of some of the forces at work that prevent us from developing a true Readiness culture.

Unqualified Successes: Thoughts about Hospitals, Medicine and Health Care Issues	06/08/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO This is a short retrospective about Massachusetts politics, but I present it for a purpose related to health care.

Getting transparency right	06/01/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO The term "transparency" is now an established part of the health care lexicon, but there is little substantive discussion about how it is being used.

Healthcare Reform Outside the Box: Top-down or Bottom-Up?	05/31/11
Donald Correll, M.D., FACEP Medical Director, Jackson-Madison County General Hospital We’re caught in a system that seems like its going one way only: To ever-increasing costs and ever-growing utilization.

Employing Wounded Warriors and other Veterans for Healthcare Disaster Readiness	05/25/11
James M. Rush COO JVR Health Readiness Recent disasters have shown that America needs to develop a more robust healthcare and public health infrastructure.

U of M: How're they doing? Your call.	05/23/11
Paul Levy Former Hospital CEO The University of Michigan Health System website lets you evaluate how they are doing.

Five Telltale Signs of an Unstable Work Environment	05/04/11
Marcos A. Vargas, MSHA, PA-C Physician Assistant Signs to help you determine if you should stay or it's time to go.

Chest Pain and Plaintiff Attorneys	05/04/11
Donald Correll, M.D., FACEP Medical Director, Jackson-Madison County General Hospital Perfection is a wonderful state of being. For every other “state of being” we have plaintiff attorneys.

Curbside Consultations: Unraveling a Controversial Legal Conundrum	04/25/11
Marcos A. Vargas, MSHA, PA-C Physician Assistant By being aware and compliant with the legal exemptions is not only good medicine, but your legal burden is lessened by reducing a potential hazardous activity into a harmless one.

Have Protocols, Will Practice	04/25/11
Donald Correll MD Medical Director, Jackson-Madison County General Hospital Protocols or Practice Guides can prevent adverse outcomes and improve patient care.

Defensible Documentation: What you need to know	03/14/11
Marcos A. Vargas, MSHA, PA-C Physician Assistant The importance of documentation in cases of malpractice.

Health Courts: An Idea Worth Considering	12/06/10
Marcos A. Vargas, MSHA, PA-C Physician Assistant Simplistically speaking, Health Courts provide a myriad of benefits worth noting.

Litigious Prone Providers Profiles: Could you [inadvertently] be one of Them?	11/22/10
Marcos A. Vargas, MSHA, PA-C Physician Assistant Many patients would be willing to forego litigation, as long as you do not fall into any of these five “non-patient-centered categories."

Effective Patient-Provider Relations 101: Information for Healthcare Providers	10/27/10
Marcos A. Vargas, MSHA, PA-C Physician Assistant Two tips to consider when building rapport with patients.

Current Trends in Clinical Outsourcing

10/26/10

Your Career in Healthcare on ReachMD XM Radio
Hosted by Tim Rush, Founder and President of HealthJobsNationwide.com
Guest Susan Tout, MD
As the Obama administration pledges to cut the growth rate for national health care spending by more than $2 trillion over the next 10 years, facilities such as hospitals and rehabilitation centers are under continued pressure to find ways to get more for less.

Geriatrics: Help Wanted (and Needed)	10/18/10
Focus on Geriatric Medicine and Aging on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Bill Rutenberg, MD Guest Ken Brummel-Smith, MD How can our policies encourage an influx of geriatricians?

Methods to Identify Quality in Cardiovascular Practices	10/18/10
Heart Matters on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Jack Lewin, MD Guest Francois de Brantes, MS, MBA How do we define, and identify, quality in practices, hospitals and other health care settings?

Can Social Networking Revolutionize Disease Management?	10/05/10
Clinician's Roundtable on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Bruce Japsen, Healthcare Business Reporter Guest James Heywood, co-founder and chairman of Patients Like Me At least one new online venture gives patients the opportunity to access data about medications and therapies and their effects and outcomes.

The Urban Health Iniative: Re-Inventing Medical Care in Urban Areas	09/27/10
Clinician's Roundtable on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Bruce Japsen, Healthcare Business Reporter Guest Dr. Eric Whitaker Dr. Eric Whitaker tells host Bruce Japsen about the Urban Health Initiative and what it aims to achieve.

Recent Developments in Medical Billing and Reimbursement for PAs	09/21/10
Partners in Practice on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Lisa Dandrea Lenell, MPAS, PA-C Guest Michael Powe, VP of Health Services and Reimbursement Policy, AAPA Recently, Aetna announced it would reimburse PAs at 85 percent of the physician pay schedule. What does this mean for PAs?

Medicine in the Nazi Regime: Ethical Lessons Learned	09/13/10
Focus on Disaster Medicine and Preparedness on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Maurice Pickard, MD Guest Matthew Wynia, MD, MPH How did German physicians succumb to the pseudo-science that formed the basis of Nazi racial eugenics, and what lessons can we learn from this?

Don't Know What You Have Till It's Gone: Insurance and Socialized Medicine	09/13/10
Joanna Odumewu Registered Nurse A registered nurse looks at the effects of losing health insurance.

Preventing Frivolous Lawsuits and Frivolous Testimony	09/13/10
Your Career In Healthcare on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Shane Jackson Guest Jeffrey Segal, MD, JD A board certified neurosurgeon and JD talks about the experience of being sued and his expertise in the areas of defensive medicine, frivolous lawsuits, frivolous testimony, and non-legislative solutions to these problems.

Current Trends in Medical Practices: Self-Employment of Physicians	09/06/10
Your Career In Healthcare on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Shane Jackson, Executive VP of Jackson Healthcare Guest Charlie Evans, President of the International Health Services Group In the world of employment, physicians are a unique group because such a high percentage are self-employed.

Short and Long Term Effects of Reform on the Healthcare Market

08/30/10

Your Career in Healthcare on ReachMD XM Radio
Hosted by Tim Rush, Founder and President of HealthJobsNationwide.com
Guest Phil Miller, Vice President of Communications for Merritt Hawkins & Associates,
We all know that healthcare reform may change the way healthcare professionals practice medicine, but how might reform also change the way in which we either find employment or staff our facilities?

Part II: Leadership vs. Management	08/26/10
Swen L Mikesell Health Care Administrator One of the biggest problems we have in not only health care, but in business in general, is the lack of leadership.

The Physician/Journalist In a Disaster: Ethics and Objectivity	08/26/10
Second Opinion LIVE on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Michael Greenberg, MD and Matthew Birnholz, MD Guest Sanjay Gupta, MD CNN's chief medical correspondent, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, discusses the challenges in balancing the roles of physician and journalist, with host Dr. Matt Birnholz.

Medical Journalism and Activism	08/26/10
Inspired to Act on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Martin Samuels, MD Guest Marcia Angell, MD, MACP Dr. Marcia Angell moved into the field of medical journalism from a career in pathology.

Trends in Healthcare Staffing	08/23/10
Your Career in Healthcare on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Shane Jackson, Vice President of Jackson Healthcare Guest Tony Gregoire, Senior Research Analyst at Staffing Industry Analysts We all know that the way medicine is practiced changes everyday, but how do the changes affect the overall trends in healthcare staffing?

Opportunities for Physicians Seeking Non-Clinical Jobs	08/16/10
Your Career in Healthcare on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Tim Rush, Founder and President of HealthJobsNationwide.com Guest Joseph Kim, MD, MPH Why do MD's seek non-clinical jobs, and what opportunities can they expect to find?

Malpractice Insurance and Professional Liability	08/13/10
Your Career in Healthcare on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Shane Jackson VP of Jackson Healthcare Guest William F. Galtney, Jr.,chairman of Galtney Enterprises, Cedar Equities, Oxford Insurance Services, and Gessner Holdings, LLC. Nobody likes to think about liability insurance, but it's a topic that every medical professional needs to understand.

Aligning Incentives: Matching Goals to Achieve Better Quality of Care	08/12/10
Optimizing Outcomes in Chronic Care on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by William Anderson, PharmD, MBA Guest Christopher Stanley, MD, MBA . How can we align incentives among all healthcare stakeholders to encourage high-quality care, better outcomes and lower overall healthcare costs, ultimately leading to a more efficient healthcare system?

Leadership vs Management	08/11/10
Swen L Mikesell Health Care Administration One of the biggest problems we have in not only health care, but in business in general, is the lack of leadership.

Health Care Business 101 & Then Some	08/05/10
Clinician's Roundtable on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Bruce Japsen, Chicago Tribune Reporter Guest Wright Pinson, MD Healthcare reform may bring more medical care services to patients, which means more and complex business for the nation's physicians.

UMMA Clinic: Bridging Cultural Divides Through Health Care	07/21/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Cathleen Margolin, PhD Guest Yasser Aman, PhD, MPH In 1992, after the verdict was handed down in the Rodney King trial, there were six days of rioting in south Los Angeles.

Surpassing the Clipboard: Integrating Health Information Technology Into Your Medical Practice	07/21/10
ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Jack Lewin, MD Guest Richard Katz, MD Use of electronic medical records (EMRs) and personal health records (PHRs) can improve adherence, increase efficiency and better coordinate patient care.

Digital Developments to Help Validate Insurance at Check-In	07/08/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Larry Kaskel, MD Guest Nicholas Galantino, JD Many of our practices could be more efficient at checking in patients, or perhaps more precise in our record keeping

Online Reviews: Are Patient Waivers a Good Idea?	06/30/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Michael Greenberg, MD Guest James Speta, JD Anew category of online reviews is growing, as more patients are posting their own editorials about their physicians.

What's the Wait Time in the ED? A PA Helped Create an App For That	06/30/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Lisa Dandrea Lenell, MPAS, PA-C Guest Jeremy Allen, PA-C When patients go to the emergency department for a non-life-threatening emergency, it seems impossible to predict how long the wait could be to see a medical provider.

Embracing Value-Based Insurance Design	06/29/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by William Anderson, PharmD, MBA Guest A. Mark Fendrick, MD Value-based insurance design (or VBID) can do more than simply reduce out-of-pocket patient costs.

AMA House of Delegates: Strategies for Better Care Coordination	06/29/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Eric Tangalos, MD Guest William Golden, MD There's often a disconnect in the continuity of care, creating inefficiency and increased healthcare costs.

CARE FOR THE CAREGIVER	06/25/10
Trey Logan CNMT MHA Nuclear Medicine Technologist and Healthcare Administrator The model that a patient is a customer or stakeholder is a bit shortsighted ...

Practice Success!	06/24/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Karen Zupko Running a medical practice can be challenging.

Meet the New Boss...	06/16/10
Trey Logan CNMT MHA Nuclear Medicine Technologist and Healthcare Administrator Effective managers aren’t born from lightning strikes.

2.0 Tools and Healthcare	06/07/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program Matthew Holt, MA, MS Web 2.0 tools have made the Web more interactive for everybody. But what is Health 2.0?

Article Summary: Fixing Medicare's Physician Payment System	06/07/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by ReachMD XM Radio Program Congress must confront another healthcare issue that is perhaps even more politically difficult than healthcare reform: reform of Medicare's physician payment system.

What to Expect in the Workplace When You're Expecting	06/07/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Lisa Mazzullo, MD Guest Jane Halpert, PhD What is the best way to announce a pregnancy to an employer?

Putting Your Practice’s Inventory on a ‘No Pork Diet’	05/27/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Larry Kaskel, MD Guest Judy Capko How can you pare down wasteful spending on supplies, and how can your suppliers help you do this?

Healthcare Cost Containment and Medical Liability Reform	05/26/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Jack Lewin, MD Guest Mark McClellan, MD, PhD Has healthcare reform legislation addressed the medical malpractice issue, and will it do enough to contain healthcare costs?

Conference Coverage Highlights From HIMSS 2010 - Part 2	05/19/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Matthew Birnholz, MD The Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Annual Conference brings together more than 28,000 healthcare industry IT experts to see offerings from over 900 exhibitors.

Conference Coverage Highlights - HIMSS10	05/19/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Matthew Birnholz, MD This year's exhibit takes on special significance given federal incentives to accelerate adoption of information technology in the healthcare arena.

Career Day	05/18/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Michael Greenberg, MD and Matthew Birnholz, MD Guests Neil Baum, MD and Tim Rush Get tips from Neil Baum, author of the book Marketing Your Clinical Practice: Ethically, Effectively, Economically, and meet Tim Rush, whose technology is behind ReachMD's new online Career Center.

Physician Executives & How to Change Healthcare	05/10/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program Guest by Joseph Kim, MD, MPH Our healthcare system needs to improve in a variety of ways.

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