Lena Kauffman

Practice Management
Ob/gyn doc in Congress urges rads to get involved
Are you worried that legislators and policymakers are too busy to hear about problems facing radiology practices? Don't get worried, get involved, said congressman and physician Dr. Michael Burgess at this week's Radiology Business Management Association Fall Educational Conference.
September 30, 2015
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Economics
Are you a competitor, a valued partner, or invisible?
Healthcare as an industry is under pressure. In this new paradigm, independent radiology practices need to understand how their hospital and health system partners really view them in order to remain viable. Executives at the recent Radiology Business Management Association summit see three types: competitors, valued partners, and those who are invisible.
June 11, 2015
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