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Issue Date: February 28, 1999
Cardiologists Forge Hospital Alliance
This article looks at how a group of cardiologists assessed the negative impact of managed care on their practices and the steps they took to counteract the threats they faced.
Cutting Overhead Raises Net Income, Helps Groups Work Smarter
This article discusses practical cost-cutting priorities for physicians seeking to reduce overhead.
Physician Report Cards Get Mixed Reviews
Reports issued to the public by health plans and private organizations about the performance of medical groups offer health plan members an informed choice and allow providers an opportunity to improve the quality of care. But some physicians ask whether these reports reflect accurately the quality of their work and
Lawyer Explains How Physicians Can Negotiate From a Position of Strength
This interview focuses on contract negotiations and how physicians can strengthen their negotiating skills.
E-mail Improves Physician-patient Communication
This editorial discusses the benefits to physicians of using e-mail and the Internet to improve patient care, medical research, and communication with colleagues and patients.
Merger Partners Look Back 10 Years Later
This column looks at the steps involved and problems encountered in a group merger in Quincy, Ill., that took over 10 years to fully complete.
Match Contract Systems to Group Needs
This column discusses what to consider in selecting a contract management system.
Is Unionization a Viable Option?
This column discusses physician unionization and the pros and cons for physicians on both sides of the issue.
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