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1HMO Blue Health Centers, Trenton, NJ.
This article details the creation of a Physician Manual for managed care organizations. It emphasizes the manual
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Medical Administration
Background:
- Managed care settings require standardized physician guidance.
- Industry-wide use of similar procedural documents is established.
Purpose of the Study:
- To outline the development and rationale for a Physician Manual.
- To provide a framework for physician guidance in managed care.
Main Methods:
- Manual content presented in outline form with detailed explanations.
- Emphasis on the manual as a dynamic, adaptable resource.
Main Results:
- A structured Physician Manual has been developed.
- Key components and rationale for the manual are detailed.
Conclusions:
- The Physician Manual serves as a vital tool for managed care.
- Regular review and updates are crucial for the manual's ongoing relevance and effectiveness.
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