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Contract balks.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 15 May 1998 English Journal:Hospitals & health networks, volume 72 (issn: 1068-8838, Copyright policy )
Authors: C, Huff;

pmid: 9582917

Contract balks.

Abstract

Fed up with insurers dictating contract terms, doctors are fighting back by putting the American Medical Association on the job. Yet the AMA's remedy--a bulky "model" agreement--may lack the power of persuasion.

Keywords

Negotiating, Managed Care Programs, Health Care Sector, Insurance Carriers, Patient Advocacy, Contract Services, United States, Fees, Medical, Practice Management, Medical, Group Practice, Professional Autonomy, American Medical Association, Societies, Medical

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