12 results match your criteria: "MGMA Center for Research[Affiliation]"
An educated patient is a safer patient.
MGMA Connex
March 2011
MGMA, ACMPE and MGMA Center for Research, USA.
Seize the EHR incentive.
MGMA Connex
August 2010
Medical Group Management Association (MGMA), American College of Medical Practice Executives and MGMA Center for Research, USA.
When the going gets tough, turn to MGMA.
MGMA Connex
March 2009
Medical Group Management Association (MGMA), American College of Medical Practice Executives and MGMA Center for Research, USA.
What do patient satisfaction, safety and malpractice risk have in common?
MGMA Connex
August 2008
Medical Group Management Association (MGMA), American College of Medical Practice Executives and MGMA Center for Research, USA.
Paving the way toward a brighter future.
MGMA Connex
January 2006
Medical Group Medical Management Association, American College of Medical Practice Executives, MGMA Center for Research, USA.
More than we can chew. Health care system choking on its own complexity.
MGMA Connex
February 2004
Medical Group Management Association (MGMA), American College of Medical Practice Executives and MGMA Center for Research, Englewood, Colo., USA.
Trust. A new imperative for medical groups.
MGMA Connex
August 2003
Medical Group Management Association, American College of Medical Practice Executives, MGMA Center for Research, USA.
Relative value units and productivity: Part 2 of 4.
J Med Pract Manage
August 2002
MGMA Center for Research, 104 Inverness Terrace East, Englewood, CO 80112, USA.
The initial article in this series (Volume 17, No. 5: 225-228) discussed relative value unit (RVU) basics and touched on some of the more practical applications of RVUs for managing a medical practice. This article addresses how RVUs differ from encounters and fees in terms of measuring provider productivity and resource consumption.
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J Med Pract Manage
June 2002
MGMA Center for Research, 104 Inverness Terrace East, Englewood, CO 80112, USA.
Relative value units (RVUs), originally developed as a physician payment mechanism, have expanded into a valuable practice management tool that allows common denominator analyses and per-unit comparisons for both clinical productivity and expense data. Use of RVUs in practice management falls into three broad categories: productivity, cost, and benchmarking. These will be covered in a series of four articles.
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