Physicians can use data extraction tools and technology to demonstrate quality improvements and receive incentive payments as the healthcare industry transitions to pay-for-performance, according to a Physicians Practice report.
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Illinois Bone & Joint Institute CEO and founder Wayne Goldstein, MD, was recognized by the University of Illinois College of Medicine with the Distinguished Alumnus Award last week.
Adam S. Kanter, MD, is the director of the minimally invasive spine program and spine fellowship program at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. He has a special interest in minimally invasive spine surgery, lateral access procedures, artificial disc technology,…
MGMA has presented its annual awards to medical practice professionals who made outstanding contributions to the profession at its annual conference.
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