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Mark E Hudson1, Evan E Lebovitz2
1Department of Anesthesiology, University of Pittsburgh Physicians, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Suite A-1305, Scaife Hall, 3550 Terrace Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15262, USA.
Abstract:
Productivity measurements have been used to evaluate and compare physicians and physician practices. Anesthesiology is unique in that factors outside anesthesiologist control impact opportunity for revenue generation and make comparisons between providers and facilities challenging. This article uses data from the multicenter University of Pittsburgh Physicians Department of Anesthesiology to demonstrate factors influencing productivity opportunity by surgical facility, between department divisions and subspecialties within multispecialty divisions, and by individuals within divisions. The complexities of benchmarking anesthesiology productivity are demonstrated, and the potential value of creating a productivity profile for facilities and groups is illustrated.
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