2008 Exclusive Survey—Earnings: Good news for primary care income
Supply and demand lead to higher reimbursement, but for how long?"The 2008 Medical Economics Exclusive Survey is your chance to find out. Conducted in March and April, the survey asked more than 175,000 physicians about their compensation, productivity, practice size and setting, expenditures, and third-party payer arrangements, as well as basic demographic data."
Key Points:
~ Demographics affect income
~ Earnings rose in every region and nearly every type of community
~ Capitated contracts are up, but revenue down
Click on the title for an analysis of the results, broken down into three major categories: earnings, productivity, and malpractice premiums.
[from Modern Medicine Aug 1, 2008, by Ken Terry.]
Labels: medical economics, physician earnings, primary care, salary comparison
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