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Published on: September 29, 2009
Practicing pathology through multiple hospitals at multiple sites. Practice management issues
1Medical Arts Laboratory, Oklahoma City, OK 63103, USA.
Objective:
To describe a successful method of management for pathologists to use in an environment of hospital consolidation and managed care.
Design:
This article draws on the experience of a large, pathologist-owned regional laboratory in applying management principles needed for practice in the future.
Setting:
A group of 20 pathologists, with 19 affiliated pathologists (multiple groups) practicing in rural and urban areas of five states in the Southern Plains.
Principal Findings:
Planning, personnel management, organizational structure, finance, and information systems are necessary keys for pathology management in a dispersed system.
Conclusion:
The opportunity exists for a professionally and economically satisfying practice in the medical environment of the future.
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