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Developing an in-house physician advisor program.

Abstract

The rapid rise in health care costs during the 1980s has led to a growing demand for utilization management companies, supported by teams of physician advisors. The increasing involvement of physician advisors in day-to-day case review has also led to a growing necessity for their being hired on an in-house basis. This article attempts to show a basic process for developing a functional and efficient in-house physician advisor program.

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G D Lawless, D B Holt. Developing an in-house physician advisor program.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10111670/

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