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Physician Relationships
As part of a strategy to mitigate burnout and boost clinician well-being, interventions should be tailored to the specific needs of teams.
By Nick Hut
Column
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Leadership Skills Development
To boost morale and improve productivity, it’s important for leaders to go beyond words of praise and consider how they can connect with employees on a deeper level.
By Jill Geisler
Blog
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Strategic Partnerships Mergers and Acquisitions
Hospital M&A tracking firms reported low volumes in the first quarter of 2021 but also saw indications that the lessons of the COVID-19 pandemic will drive higher levels of activity.
By Nick Hut
News
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Telemedicine
Virtual-care capacity represents a better investment for healthcare providers than brick-and-mortar expansions, according to a Wall Street analyst.
By Nick Hut
Blog
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Value-Based Payment
The Center for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation announced the 53 entities that have been accepted as participants in the new Global and Professional Direct Contracting model.
By Nick Hut
Article
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Value-Based Payment
One company uses its cloud-native financial accounting system to provide acute, ambulatory and post-acute organizations with data to solve their most complex
challenges, focus on strategic initiatives, increase efficiency and drive growth.
News
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Telemedicine
Virtual-care capacity represents a better investment for healthcare providers than brick-and-mortar expansions, according to a Wall Street analyst.
By Nick Hut
News
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Leadership Skills Development
A plan foiled by COVID-19 became an educational opportunity for the Metropolitan New York Chapter in late 2020.
By Erika Grotto
News
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Medicare Payment and Reimbursement
The $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, which was signed into law March 11, could lead to a significant reduction in Medicare revenues if Congress does not act.
By Nick Hut
News
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Medicare Payment and Reimbursement
Hospitals and health systems urgently need Congress to extend the freeze on the 2% Medicare payment sequester, industry leaders said.
By Nick Hut
News
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Social Determinants of Health
Healthcare News of Note for healthcare finance professionals is a roundup of recent news articles, including greater protections for healthcare workers, ECRI’s top 10 patient safety concerns and the lack of prioritization of the medically v...
By Deborah Filipek
News
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Strategic Partnerships Mergers and Acquisitions
Significant declines in inpatient admissions among rural hospitals that eventually close may be a consequence of affiliations with health systems.
By Nick Hut
Blog
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Strategic Partnerships Mergers and Acquisitions
Hospital M&A tracking firms reported low volumes in the first quarter of 2021 but also saw indications that the lessons of the COVID-19 pandemic will drive higher levels of activity.
By Nick Hut
Blog
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Value-Based Payment
The Center for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation announced the 53 entities that have been accepted as participants in the new Global and Professional Direct Contracting model.
By Nick Hut
Blog
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Strategic Partnerships Mergers and Acquisitions
Hospital transactions in Q4 2020 were flat compared with Q4 2019, while healthcare IT and post-acute care deals rose significantly.
By Nick Hut
Blog
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Medicare Payment and Reimbursement
The American Hospital Association and other hospital groups are challenging 2020 appeals court decisions that allow HHS to continue slashing payments to 340B hospitals and to off-campus provider-based departments.
By Nick Hut
Blog
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Medicare Payment and Reimbursement
Given the role both Medicare and Medicaid spending play in current and projected federal deficits, spending on both will eventually need to be reduced.
By Chad Mulvany
Blog
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Consumerism
Healthcare organizations that have increased availability of price estimates and facilitate clear conversations about the account resolution process anecdotally report improvements in self-pay collections and patient satisfaction, says HFMA...
By Chad Mulvany, FHFMA