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Cost control and the clinician.

As the cost of health care continues to rise significantly, health care providers, who previously had little interest in the mechanics of health care costing, have had to develop a working knowledge in this area in an attempt to help reduce costs. This article discusses some of the difficulties providers are having in familiarizing themselves with the process of cost control.

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Making the tough choices for cost control.

To prioritize cost savings, providers can benefit from following a fundamental approach that involves using easily attainable small-scale initiatives (less than 50,000 dollars) to support larger-scale projects (typically over 250,000 dollars) that can realize improvements in six months. Increases in capital that result from these efforts can then be used to focus on equally important opportunities where the organization has less control, or payoff may take longer.

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Controlling costs.

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