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Physician Manpower Planning
Move beyond the Community Need Approach in this white paper, which answers questions healthcare executives should be asking themselves.
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Improving Manpower Planning with Patient-Focused Claims Data Analytics
Improving manpower planning with analytics requires consideration of patient utlization, claims data analytics does this most effectively.
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Provider Manpower Planning and the Changing Delivery System
As health organizations transition toward population health and value-based contracting, the challenges in determining the right number and mix of providers, as well as the placement and alignment of those […]
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7 Ways Physician Strategy Outperforms Traditional Manpower Planning
Traditional manpower planning is inadequate for success in today’s rapidly-changing healthcare environment. Instead, Healthcare Strategy Group recommends a comprehensive physician strategy tor medical staff development that: Establishes goals and priorities, […]
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Advanced Practitioners: 6 Tips on Productivity and Compensation
This is the second article in a two-part series. The first covered best practices for adding advanced practitioners to physician networks. Three Tips on Measuring AP Productivity Many […]
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7 Steps for Adding Advanced Practitioners to Physician Networks
This is the first of a two-part series on using advanced practitioners in physician networks. The second article covers advanced practitioner compensation, including the development of productivity and quality […]
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How Many Primary Care Physicians Do You Really Need?
Executing a primary care strategy that provides the right number of primary care providers is critical to the success of your employed provider network. Traditional physician manpower planning models are […]
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How To Get the Most from a Physician Needs Analysis: Ask the Right Questions!
One size doesn’t fit all when developing a Physician Needs Analysis. While similar base components are always included, the scope, data elements, methodology and resulting analysis should reflect the questions […]
