Healthcare Financial Management

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Articles in Sept, 1997 issue of Healthcare Financial Management

• Federal government expands compliance initiatives - Cover Story
  by John K. Dugan
• Advantages and disadvantages of tax-deferred retirement accounts
  by William G. Kistner
• Focusing on our patients
  by Ronald D. Anspaugh
• What is a board's liability for not adopting a compliance program?
  by Frederick Robinson
• Economies of scale in outpatient surgery
• Evolving HMO business practices can threaten tax-exempt status - health maintenance organizations
  by Michael P. Vecchioni
• Court invalidates HCFA's orthotic management ruling - Health Care Financing Administration
  by Ronald N. Sutter
• President Clinton signs budget bill into law - Balanced Budget Act of 1997
• Building an effective corporate compliance plan
  by Elizabeth Ryan
• The Capitation Sourcebook: A Practical Guide to Managing At-Risk Arrangements. - book reviews
  by Bradley L. Sher
• Evaluating integrated healthcare trends: an interview with Dean Coddington - integrated delivery systems expert - Interview
• CFO leaders focus on relationship building
  by Kathleen M. Ballein
• Your personal compliance plan - personal accountability of healthcare personnel
  by Richard L. Clarke
• Computerized patient records benefit physician offices
  by Alan Bingham
• Using a supply usage relational database to reduce costs
  by Edward J. Walera
• Matching physician compensation plans to capitation levels
  by Kevin M. Kennedy
• Assessing the impact of open-access HMOs on providers - health maintenance organizations
  by Ira Fried
• EDI invoices save money - electronic data interchange
  by James J. Moynihan
• When opposites attract: will Americans accept for-profit/not-for-profit mergers?
  by Jeanne Schulte Scott
• Can earning prompt-payment discounts really save money?
  by Michael R. Lane
• Intranets promise value, but careful planning still necessary
  by Edward Fotsch
• Correct fair market value calculation needed to avoid regulatory challenges
  by Mark O. Dietrich