Leadership Academy Focuses on Hospital-Physician Alignment
Forces driving changes in the relationship between hospitals and physicians, and new models of medical practice evolving as a result will be among the topics discussed at CMA's 13th annual California Health Care Leadership Academy, April 9-11 in San Diego. The 2010 Leadership Academy will also feature sessions on health system reform, health disparities, health information technology, leadership development, and practice management. See http://www.cmanet.org/leadership for more information.
Forces driving changes in the relationship between hospitals and physicians, and new models of medical practice evolving as a result will be among the topics discussed at CMA's 13th annual California Health Care Leadership Academy, April 9-11 in San Diego. The 2010 Leadership Academy will also feature sessions on health system reform, health disparities, health information technology, leadership development, and practice management. See http://www.cmanet.org/leadership for more information.
News
- CalOSHA ATD Regulations
- CMA has released a new "On-Call" document to help physicians understand new CalOSHA standards that require employers in health care settings to protect employees from aerosol transmissible diseases.
- Medi-Cal Payments on Hold
- While most physicians continue to be paid for Medi-Cal claims, some Medi-Cal payments are being held up while the California Legislature negotiates a new State budget.
- PECOS Enrollment Update
- To ensure adequate time to process applications before the January 3, 2011. Medicare is strongly encouraging physicians who are not currently enrolled in PECOS to initiate Medicare enrollment.
- MBC Notice to Consumers
- California physicians are now required to provide a "Notice to Consumers" to notify patients that they are licensed and regulated by the Medical Board of California (MBC). Find resources to comply.