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Articles in Jan, 2005 issue of Healthcare Financial Management

• Survey: physicians find business of medicine challenging
• Pay-for-performance is far from a certainty
  by Paul L. Grimaldi
• Healthcare revenues on the rise
• Nebraska Hospital Association
• An opportunity for leadership: it's not easy to live your professional life under a microscope. Yet that is often the state for healthcare financial managers
  by Richard L. Clarke
• New report analyzes how new Medicare drug benefit could affect out-of-pocket spending
• Uncompensated care costs grow to $25 billion
• Sister of the Holy Cross
• CMS issued the annual update for durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and supplies in a November 19 transmittal
• IT department report card
  by Vince Ciotti
• Cheshire Medical Center
• Kreg Information Systems: guaranteed ROI with contract/ claims management process improvement
  by Jim Rutkowski
• Top 10 revenue cycle mistakes
  by Elizabeth Stuller
• Expedited review rule creates new provider responsibilities
• E-learning program receives ASTD recognition
• The Methodist Hospital System
• Strategic planning for Healthcare IT
• Harnessing the power of e-commerce to reduce denials
  by Pamela M. Waymack
• Getting to Great: Principles of Health Care Organization Governance
  by Rocco J. Mastricolo
• Study: primary care specialists play critical role
• McClellan on IRFs: FIs report no problems
• More on management's role in IT project failures: the failure rate of IT projects is quite high. Significant budget and timeline overruns, underdelivery of value, and the outright termination of a project before completion are all forms of failure
  by John Glaser
• Healthlink Incorporated
• No increase for CY05 clinical laboratory update
• Privatizing Social Security: can Medicare be far behind? I can't help but wonder how many people, particularly America's senior citizens, who voted in the 2004 election for George W. Bush realized they were voting to privatize Social Security
  by Jeanne Schulte Scott
• Psych PPS implementing instructions issued
• HFMA announces 2005-06 board nominees
• Gateway Regional Health System Mary Chiles Hospital
• Management solutions for combating workforce shortages
• MedPAC: heart hospitals have slight impact on community hospitals
• Study: more nurses, but continued shortage
• Chapter 25, Section 60 of the Medicare Claims Processing Manual is being revised
• Budget reality: it's up to you: by the time this column goes to print, most hospitals and health systems will be well into the 2005 budget year and may already be getting hit by nasty "financial surprises."
  by Larry Scanlan
• Hot Spring County Medical Center
• Savings play large role in proposed ASC list changes
• Way to go live a framework for new IT implementation: the best way to ensure success in purchasing and implementing a new health IT system is to approach every step systematically
  by Joseph E. Addiego, III
• HHS leaders reiterate IT is a top priority
• HFMA answers your e-mail questions
• MountainView Hospital
• SEC delays deadline for small issuers' internal controls reports
• How does your IT department stack up? Not sure how your hospital's IT department rates? Examining several key processes can help lead you to top performance
  by Vince Ciotti
• Vendor partnerships contribute to HFMA success: what does "Peer Reviewed by HFMA" mean for you?
  by Joyce Zimowski
• Spring 2005 seminars
• Ambulance services: no change in 2005 conversion factor
• Five steps to electronic health record success: no electronic health record will fulfill its promises if implementation fails. And for a successful implementation, the process must begin internally
  by Joseph T. Wood, III
• Lillian Kloock & Associates
• Quotes of note
  by Jeanne Schulte Scott
• Health plans expand web-site functionality
• Misplaced expectations make for marketing missteps: is health care like other U.S. businesses that seem to be long on marketing expectations and short on patience for marketing results? A new report suggests that it could be true
  by Arthur C. Sturm, Jr.
• Supply costs dominate high-cost DRGs
• Consumer medical prices continue moderate growth trend
• Study finds consumers concerned about healthcare safety
• Wilson Medical Center
• CMS plans to assist physicians with EHRs
• The Kaiser Permanente IT transformation: the vision of transforming business processes by using technology to connect medical records with revenue cycle operations is becoming a reality
  by Brian Raymond
• Community Health Center of Southeastern Iowa, Inc
• Returns, not burns: how to ensure successful health IT investments
  by Ben Melson