As hospital employment rises, medical staffs risk becoming rubber stamps. Learn how this threatens accreditation and group autonomy.
How a Hospital Based Group Can Profit From Problems – Podcast
Problems happen. But when they do, turn them into profit.
If Technology (and HIPAA) Drive Independent Healthcare Practice, Why the Need for Physician “Alignment?”
30 years ago, in order to practice law on a sophisticated level, you needed to be part of a firm with its relatively large support staff. You dictated and your secretary either took shorthand or transcribed the tape, typing away at a typewriter. Flash forward to today — I’m dictating this post into Evernote on…
Is Your Group a Vendor . . . or a Partner? – Podcast
If you want your group to have a future, stop being a vendor.
What Can the Owner of a Plumbing Company Teach Medical Group Leaders?
Hiring for skill is not even half the battle for your group – the price of admission.
Physician Success Requires More Than Focus on Patient Care
Discover key elements of a successful medical group strategy that goes beyond patient satisfaction metrics.
Why Do Medical Society Leaders Assume Failure?
Why do medical society leaders assume failure? Learn how defeatist framing weakens physician leverage—and shapes bad outcomes.
The High Cost of So-Called National Anesthesia and Radiology Groups
A hospital ditched its contractor for a flashy national group—and paid millions. Learn why loyalty and substance still matter in healthcare.
Ignoring the Perceived Bounds of Weakness – Podcast
If your medical group signals its weakness, it will become easy prey.
The Problem of Perception – Healthcare Collaboration
What an odd color Mercedes; pink, like cotton candy. But what color is that pink? The pink in your mind’s eye is different from that in mine, and from that of each other reader. That’s because colors are perceptions made by each of us. *** The three students filed into the room and took seats…