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Articles in Feb 2005 issue of Healthcare Financial Management
- Survey: double-digit healthcare cost increases for retirees in 2004
- Adam Stern
- Why become certified? Did you know there's a correlation between certification and career advancement?
by Joyce Zimowski
- Number of discharges and average length of stay at short-stay hospitals for mental illness, 1990-2002
- Beyond saber rattling
by Patrick K. O'Hare
- CMS releases new codes for immunosuppressive drugs
- The other side of outsourcing
by Vince Ciotti
- Calendar
- Spotlight on HFMA members
- GAO reports on advisory opinion process used by HHS
- Cigna reaches settlement agreement on class actions
- Safety measures suited to pediatrics
- Sherry A. Keck, CPAM
- Making a difference: the financing of healthcare services in this country is out of whack
by Richard L. Clarke
- Public favors malpractice reform but ranks it as a low priority
- Medicare payments increase for health clinics and centers
- Workforce commitment in health care rose significantly in 2004
- … Medicare will cover electrocardiographic services that meet the criteria described in section 20.15 of publication 100-03, the Medicare National Coverage Determinations Manual, according to Transmittal 26
- FASB: share-based payment to be recognized in financial statements
- CEO survey reveals top issues for hospitals
- Catholic Health Association, VHA update community benefit reporting guidelines
- HFMA hosts Uninsured summit
- How will America replace its rural hospitals?
- Robin A. Nichols, CPA
- Next steps for health care: the second term of the Bush presidency is under way, a new secretary for HHS has been chosen, and many are now wondering what will be in store for HHS in the next four years. The short answer is: HHS will be even busier than us
by Gail R. Wilensky
- Using call center data to determine a credible return on marketing investments
by Paul Spiegelman
- Leaders with heart: seeking competitive advantage in cardiovascular services? Use the experiences of your top-performing peers to identify opportunities for operational improvement
by Susan Heck
- Alton Phillips, CHFP, CPA
- Managed care rules included in year-end corrections
- Tenet agrees to settle lawsuits with cardiac patients
- Quotes of note
- Is anyone next in line? Succession plans are critical to ensuring a smooth transition when an organization faces an unexpectedor an expectedleadership vacancy
by Carson F. Dye
- Leadership, language, and reality in health care: gaining insights into what you are doing often occurs when you are forced to think "outside the box."
by Jim Summers
- CMS plans to reduce Medicare payment errors
- Christina Piperato
- Survey: report cards affect decision to operate
- Are you leading with purpose? What is your burning passion? Purpose-driven leaders find fulfillment in providing service to others
by Larry Scanlan
- Growth in the trenches: Increasing market share
by Alan M. Zuckerman
- … IRS Notice 2005-5 provides guidance for the new automatic rollover rules for qualified retirement plans
- U.S. healthcare spending slows for first time in seven years
- Seniors prepared for online health information resources
- Improving financial policies for uninsured patients: a report from the Patient Friendly Billing® project: seven key questions may be used as a guide by hospital leaders in evaluating their financial policies for uninsured and underinsured patients
- State finances are improving, but … It remains to be seen how state legislatures will deal with rising costs, particularly for their Medicaid programs
by Lee Dixon
- Hospitals, SNFs get year-end payment system corrections
- Todd Schroeder
- Loren Stone, MHA, CHE
- 40 things to think about in 2005
by Margaret S. Veach
- From 'Old San' to critical access
by Steven Z. Taylor
- Security: keeping the flame alive: most healthcare organizations recognize April 21, 2005, as the impending deadline when they need to be compliant with the HIPAA security rule
by Margret Amatayakul
- Margin for improvement?
by John Napiewocki
- CMS affirms uninsured discounts won't affect outlier payments
- Three trends: two bothersome, one really scary: it's that time of year again, when bankers, financial advisers, and other hospital financial analysts update their "trends presentations"the standard boilerplate PowerPoint presentations on c
by Kevin T. Ponton
- 2004 survey: more physician employers reduced cash compensation
- NUBC plans UB-04 implementation schedule