Medicare's Ambulatory Specialty Model scores specialists one by one on episode costs and quality, with no group average to absorb a weak result.
|Slideshows|September 19, 2019
- April 25, 2019 edition
- Volume 96
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Entertaining patient wait times
Author(s)Jon Carter
How to make patient wait time more tolerable.
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