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By Anthony Brino | 03:31 pm | April 23, 2015
They want higher staffing levels, better pay and retention efforts and a stronger voice in patient care delivery, organizers say.
By Rich Miller | 11:54 am | April 23, 2015
By tracking differential pay and overtime by cost centers, healthcare organizations can see a sizable reduction in their employee compensation costs.
By Henry Powderly | 03:28 pm | April 22, 2015
On average, specialists earned $284,000 a year while primary care physicians earned about $195,000, according to the survey, which polled 19,500 physicians across 25 specialties.
By Kaiser Health News | 09:02 am | April 13, 2015
Most medical schools operate under a model pioneered in the early 1900s, but with demand for a new kind of doctor, more and more are trying to change.
By Anthony Brino | 10:17 am | April 08, 2015
Prime claimed SEIU and Healthcare Workers of the West were guilty of extortion and other illegal methods in their attempts to unionize hospital employees and challenge the company’s $843 million acquisition of the Daughters of Charity Health System in California.
By Edgar Wilson | 12:24 pm | April 06, 2015
Physicians, nurses, and other primary care providers may have more to look forward to than they have to fear from a shift in defining scope of practice.
By Henry Powderly | 12:28 pm | April 03, 2015
Like in previous months, growth in ambulatory healthcare led hiring for the sector with 19,000 jobs added in ambulatory care.
By Susan Morse | 12:14 pm | March 31, 2015
In October 2014 ,the company agreed to pay $350 million and another $39 million in civil forfeiture to resolve claims it violated the False Claims Act by paying kickbacks to induce the referral of patients to its dialysis clinics.
By David Weldon | 03:56 pm | March 30, 2015
The future of healthcare employment might lie with physician extenders, as cost and physician bandwidth spur hiring.
By Susan Morse | 10:49 am | March 29, 2015
The field has seen a 219 percent increase in 10 years, with one out every five PAs entering the in-demand primary care field.