Featured blog audio clip: More physicians seeking hospital work
Credentialing Resource Center Connection, October 21, 2010
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This week’s audio clip is about the trend of newly minted physicians teaming up with a hospital rather than joining a private practice.
After listening to the report, how do you think the trend of more physicians seeking hospital work will change the face of medical staff leadership? Will more physicians necessarily mean more medical staff members, or will the same factors driving physicians’ interest in a hospital-based practice lessen the physicians’ attraction to medical staff leadership roles? Leave your thoughts in the comment boxes on the blog.
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