Healthcare Financial Management

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Articles in April, 1996 issue of Healthcare Financial Management

• Establishing risk-sharing mechanisms
  by Cathy Sullivan Clark
• Four options for transferring assets to children - Personal Finance
  by William G. Kistner
• Medicare managed care payments becoming harder to predict - Updata
• Overcoming challenges to tax-exempt status - not-for-profit healthcare organizations
  by Jay Wolfson
• Recent court decisions expand merger possibilities - FTC v. Freeman Hospital; United States v. Mercy Health Services - Integrated Healthcare Systems
  by Patrick K. O'Hare
• Caution: downsizing ahead - Patient Financial Services
  by Bobette M. Gustafson
• Senate probes Medicare billings for investigational devices - Updata
• IDS technology management strategies - integrated delivery systems
  by Kenneth A. Halverson
• Cost containment is a group effort - clinical outcome system - Vantage Point
  by William H. Nelson
• How will AICPA proposed guides affect providers? - American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
  by Ronald R. Kovener
• Assessing the financial feasibility of outsourcing - includes related article on simultaneous equations - Cover Story
  by Robert Kee
• Medical Records - Policy and Guidelines. - book reviews
  by Denise R. Smith
• DOJ expands 72-hour settlement dragnet - Dept. of Justice; Medicare billing errors - Updata
• Keys to career success in managed care - financial managers - includes related articles on managed care experts
  by Karen Sandrick
• Why diversify? - Healthcare Financial Management Assn - Viewpoint
  by Richard L. Clarke
• The 'other' payment standard - Payment Order Remittance Advice 820 - Electronic Data Interchange
  by James J. Moynihan
• Can MSAs help reduce healthcare costs? - medical savings account
  by Michael T. Bond
• Providing cost data to physicians helps contain costs - includes related data on survey process
  by Vidya N. Awasthi