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Nora Piore has written: 'A profile of physicians in the city of New York before Medicare & Medicaid' -- subject(s): Physicians, Statistics
a range of fees considered usual in a given community
Resource based relative value scale
Individual customary profile and prevailing profiling
There are basically four ways that fees are collected for service in the healthcare industry. Fee for service is when physicians are paid for every single service and/or test they give based on the fees of other physicians charge in their local area. There is also the Discount fee for service in which physicians are paid for every test or service they provide based on a fee schedule or a pre-set discount off the usual price of doctor's in that area. Capitation is also a way to be paid per enrollee, not per service, and salary is when the doctors are paid on a weekly or monthly and not based on services or enrollees.
There are basically four ways that fees are collected for service in the healthcare industry. Fee for service is when physicians are paid for every single service and/or test they give based on the fees of other physicians charge in their local area. There is also the Discount fee for service in which physicians are paid for every test or service they provide based on a fee schedule or a pre-set discount off the usual price of doctor's in that area. Capitation is also a way to be paid per enrollee, not per service, and salary is when the doctors are paid on a weekly or monthly and not based on services or enrollees.
The percentage of physicians in private practice used to be rather high. These days the percent of private practice physicians is close to only about 39%.
The Tagalog word for profile is "profile" - it is commonly used as is in the Filipino language.
For starters you should be aware of what exactly it is you are looking for. You should look at the physicians website, profile and reviews and talk to patients.
three type of profile that are used in server 2003. 1. Local profile 2. Roming profile 3. Mandetory Profile
Besides traveling for vacations or recreation, some physicians travel to give care. Around 2005, "visiting physicians" began going out into patients' homes, almost as a return to the bedside care physicians gave before the 1940s. Hospitals had completely replaced time in the home, but with nursing "home care" it was only a matter of time before physicians also returned to treat at a patient's home. As well, some physicians are hired by high profile persons such as politicians or celebrities and many travel with the patient worldwide, on a yearly salary and contract.