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Articles in Dec, 2004 issue of Healthcare Financial Management

• CMS issues instructions on FY05 inpatient PPS final rule
• Strengthening hospital-physician relationships
  by Robert A. McGowan
• The Health Care Industry: a Primer for Board Members
  by Anita M. Maroscher
• Health plan rate increases decline, CDH plan offerings rise
• Calendar
• Mark Farlin
• Health organizations: electronic records will have positive impact
• Final outpatient rule tightens outlier criteria
• Quotes of note
• Due diligence in everyday decision making: the wisest healthcare financial managers are taking their due diligence responsibilities seriously
  by Michael Nowicki
• Receivables asset behavior dashboard
• Thomas Evans
• CMS expands on summary instructions for billing noncovered charges to intermediaries
• Weight-loss surgery effective for extremely obese patients
• The price is right: for optimal price setting, you'll need a strategic focus that adjusts for recent industry trends
  by Michael Nugent
• Are you speeding toward revenue loss?
  by Jack Duffy
• Barry Gold
• The elections are over—now what? The most hotly contested, advertised, and debated presidential election in years is finally over—alleluia
  by Richard L. Clarke
• CMS: presenting symptoms should determine medicare ED payments
• Study: vendors using EHR standards in product design
• HFMA leaders exchange ideas during Fall Presidents Meetings
• Followership: a Practical Guide to Aligning Leaders and Followers
  by Michael F. Peters
• A provision to bar the Department of Labor from implementing controversial regulations on overtime exemptions was dropped from the final version of the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004
• Michael J. Yont
• Inside the real world of capital allocation
• Reminder: grace period ending for discontinued HCPCS codes
• Study cites health insurance gap
• Reich to speak at Region 11 Healthcare Symposium
• Dianne L. Bornia
• Robert Allen
• To divest or not to divest? That is the question
  by Alan M. Zuckerman
• Psych PPS phase-in to start January 1
• Hospital chains' latest reports reflect uncertainty
• HFMA conference to focus on the uninsured
• 5 rules for effective IT investment planning: making a poor choice when it comes to investing in IT not only can be costly, it can prevent your organization from achieving optimal operations. In worst-case scenarios, poor investments may even impede your
  by Lynn Harold Vogel
• 2005 physician fee schedule increases payments, preventive care
• Thinking beyond the traditional receivables asset behavior dashboard
  by Brian Robertson
• Robert J. Hemmen, Jr
• Insurance rates for hospital professionals may slow in 2005
• 'I like a challenge; I don't like status quo.' "Challenge" is a word that perhaps could be better defined by Michael W. Louge, CPA, CFO of OhioHealth, than by Merriam-Webster. An operating loss of $30 million, a revenue cycle meltdown, and a $14
  by Michael W. Louge
• CWF edits to be revised for SNF consolidated billing payments
• AHA assesses specialty hospital impact
• State interim activities focus on health insurance access and cost: the activities of state legislatures between sessions are strong indicators of the issues state policymakers will consider during the regular legislative session
• Hospitals receive slightly higher payments in September
• Cool, calm, and collected medical center successfully regroups after financial crisis: true leaders don't panic when the going gets tough. They know calm perseverance and a clear plan of action will carry their organizations through even the worst storms
  by Randall G. Nyp
• Looking ahead to Medicare 2005: successful hospitals know how to manage both revenue and costs to survive under a tightened Medicare reimbursement structure
  by William O. Cleverley
• Jeff Ladenburger
• Healthcare employment costs rise
• Four more years! time to celebrate … or prepare? The 2004 elections are history. It's time for the industry to begin assessing the outlook for the next four years and developing plans that account for some pretty significant "what-ifs."
  by Jim Alexander
• State spending controls hinder Medicaid, SCHIP enrollment
• Roundtable discussion
• Dalton Tong
• David Epstein
• CMS published a transmittal clarifying Medicare's role as secondary payer in situations of temporary leave of absence
• Mining for gold: patient satisfaction is not uppermost in every healthcare financial manager's mind. But it should be
  by Joyce Zimowski
• Roundtable participants
• Blending hospital economics with quality of care: a case study: regulatory and market forces are combining to drive U.S. health care toward integration of clinical quality and healthcare finance—and creating new challenges for healthcare CFOs
  by Martin Kleckner, III
• Nikki Parham