
What do you think about physician noncompete agreements?
Key Takeaways
- Ongoing debate centers on whether physician noncompetes appropriately protect practice interests or inappropriately constrain clinician mobility and continuity of care.
- FTC enforcement is positioned to focus on “unreasonable” restraints rather than advancing a renewed broad federal prohibition on most noncompetes.
A quick and easy survey about noncompete clauses in physician work contracts.
For years, physicians, other clinicians and health care administrators have debated the appropriate use of noncompete clauses and agreements in work contracts.
This year, Federal Trade Commission (FTC) leaders explained
Medical Economics wants to learn more about your experiences with noncompetes — the good and bad. This survey has questions about those contract clauses and why they could help or harm health care by dealing with employment agreements for physicians.
You can take our anonymous survey in the window below or click
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