This report is the only source for compensation and productivity data in a single volume. It offers current, relevant information to aid in financial and operational decisions. Find compensation and productivity data for academic faculty by specialty and rank; salaries for new faculty and compensation data for academic administrators; and key practice-plan performance indicators.

Academic Practice Compensation and Production Survey for Faculty & Management, 2004 Report Based on 2003 Data

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Performance and Practices of Successful Medical Groups: 2004 Report Based on 2003 Data

Lead your ASC to success with industry leading benchmarking data! It cost $213.18 per case for medical and surgical supplies for ASCs with 1,999 or fewer cases. Where does your center stand? We put it together. Data on more than 140 ASCs with accounts receivable information Data for operating-cost categories, per square foot, per 1,000 cases, per case, per procedure, per operating room and by percent of total medical revenue Complete data for multispecialty and single-specialty practices, including breakouts for gastroenterology, ophthalmology, and orthopedic surgery You put it to use. Develop models and make informed assumptions for use in strategic planning when you benchmark your costs against similar ASCs Perform detailed comparisons to highlight possible problem areas in your surgery center Assess how cost structures affect ASC revenue and enhance your bottom line by examining cost and revenue sources

Ambulatory Surgery Center Performance Survey: 2004 Report Based on 2003 Data

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Cost Survey: 2005 Interactive Report Based on 2004 Data

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Management Compensation Survey: 2005 Report Based on 2004 Data

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Diagnose with precision and the solution becomes clear. Skilled managers directly affect practice performance and patient care, but it takes specialized information to know whether management compensation levels are appropriate. This detailed report delivers focused data for analyzing salaries by a number of critical variables. With precise information at your disposal, you can more accurately assess your own compensation and benefits — and those of others within your practice — to structure competitive packages in line with your organization’s financial condition. We put it together. • Data on more than 7,600 medical practice professionals in more than 1,700 medical practices • 90 management and leadership positions, including physician recruitment director • Positions within both physician-owned and hospital-/integrated delivery system-owned practices • Compensation by select single specialties You put it to use.TM • Set income standards reflective of the market, peer groups and organizational characteristics • Determine key professional traits that influence organizational performance and success • Understand how different compensation methods, experience, educational levels and credentials affect compensation • Negotiate fair compensation commensurate with individual qualifications and organizational goals

Physician Compensation and Production Survey: 2005 Report Based on 2004 Data

Based on MGMA benchmarking data, these guidelines will help you rightsize your practice to gain maximum productivity and performance. This book offers a five-step process to benchmark current staffing and analyze your practice needs.

Rightsizing: Appropriate Staffing for Your Medical Practice

Walker, Deborah L.

Gans, David. N.

Ambulatory Surgery Center Performance Survey: 2005 Report Based on 2004 Data (Benchmarking Compensation)

The best-selling primer on medical practice efficiency has been updated to reflect trends in patient-flow strategies, cost reduction and privacy compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) in patient flow management.

Mastering Patient Flow: More Ideas to Increase Efficiency and Earnings, Second Edition

Woodcock, Elizabeth W.

This practical guide to electronic health records (EHR) in the medical practice setting helps you implement EHR correctly and efficiently. It will allow you to transform your medical practice and improve patient care. The book covers: External and internal environments Needs assessment Organization and planning Vendor selection Practice implementation Ongoing maintenance and enhancement The book comes complete with tools, checklists, case studies and exhibits.

Electronic Health Records: Transforming Your Medical Practice

Margret Amatayakul and Steven S. Lazarus

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