Economics of academic medical consultations.

For the urology faculty at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine, consultations for hospitalized patients produced too little revenue and took to much time. To test faculty perceptions of the consultation process, a study was conducted and is reported in this article.

Keywords

Academic Medical Centers, Faculty, Medical, Fees, Medical, New Mexico, Hospital Departments, Income, Planning Techniques, Referral and Consultation, Urology Department, Hospital

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