VPs of quality see pay jump.
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Linda Magno of the CMS says the Medicare Health Care Quality Demonstration project is one of the agency's boldest initiatives yet. She says the project is a chance for providers to "redesign the healthcare system." The project will feature "a lot of latitude" in payment and waivers of Medicare provisions. And the CMS needs a few good volunteer providers to participate.
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"Surge" hospitals, which can handle an influx of patients during a large-scale disaster, are being considered by some who think the healthcare industry's plans for such catastrophes need work, says Jim Bentley, left, senior vice president for strategic policy planning of the American Hospital Association.
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Modem Healthcare's fourth annual ranking of the 100 Most Powerful People in Healthcare boasts an eclectic group. Those who practice medicine and teach it to others share the list with presidents of companies and the president of the country. Lawmakers and information technology risk-takers round out a roster that mirrors the industry's diversity and highlights the many ways people contribute to healthcare.
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The National Practitioner Data Bank was born in 1990, touted as an authoritative way to track doctors whose privileges were suspended. Initial predictions expected up to 10,000 reports yearly, but only about 10,800 reports have been made in 15 years. Many believe hospitals skirt the system by just issuing lesser punishments. "It happens," admits Mark Pincus, right, the databank administrator.