Healthcare Financial Management

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Articles in Dec, 2006 issue of Healthcare Financial Management

• If you've got it, donate it
• That's with A "B," Part 2
• Is this what accountants do when they retire?
• Richard C. Chesnos, FHFMA, CPA
• Federal register
• HFMA releases new product for training frontline staff
• Roger Rego
• Study: large hospitals least compliant with HIPAA security rule
• New policy changes Medicaid coverage for children born to illegal immigrants
• Keith Boyd
• If it costs more, it's got to be better, right?
• Former HFMA leader Clifford C. Losberg, Jr., remembered
• Tom Morris
• Pennsylvania law expands coverage of uninsured children
• Clifford Kuhn, MD: healing with humor
• Stephen Chrapla
• That's with A "B," Part 1
• Survey: U.S. primary care system is not world's best
• Pay-for-performance checklists
  by Neil M. Pressman
• HFMA's healthcare finance outlook 2007
• John M. DeZulovich
• CMS announces payment changes for Medicare home health services
• A search for the "Holy Grail" of health care a correlation between quality and profitability: researchers at CHRISTUS Health offer evidence that a hospital's efforts to promote high-quality care can enhance its profitability
  by John Gillean
• Final OPPS rule: hospitals must report outpatient quality measures
• Health savings accounts: are you prepared?
• Donald Fentem
• Physician Fee Schedule final rule increases payment for E&M services
• Building the business case for clinical quality: hospital performance improvement projects that focus on reducing costs risk undermining clinical quality, while failing to achieve any real financial benefit. A better approach is to focus on improving cost
  by William J. Ward, Jr.
• Study: hospital professional and physician liability claims stabilizing