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The Obama vision is based on science driving the prescription process. As such, DTC advertising and the sampling of brand name medications will either be restricted or incentives provided to MDs to replace samples with vouchers. PBMs will be required to be absolutely transparent and Medicare...
Not just hospitals, but many players will see receivables drop including wellness and disease management companies, imaging diagnostics and labs, and soon manufacturers.
Indian economy is not slowing down even if global finacial market is in crises. The indian population has been denied the access of the convenient and comfort of the land-line telephone facilities due to unaffordable high price to use them. Now the introduction of mobile phone gives them...
The word "study" should not have appeared in the first sentence of the article. What we have here is commonly known as a "meta-analysis". A meta-analysis is nothing more than a simple tool that obviates the need to pull multiple studies to make one point or another. ...
Unfortunately, many insurance payors do not realize that allowing psychotherapy visits may save the money in the long run by reducing the need for much more costly Inpatient psychiatric treatment. I find that my patients who receive psychotherapy are much less likely to miss work and much...
Healthways reported lower than expected earnings in its current quarter and analysts are pointing to a tightening in the healthcare markets and the fact that Healthways products are expensive. Does this really make sense?
A recent study claimed that the global BPO industry will be worth $230 billion by 2012 and India stands to gain $50 billion of that global pie. This boom may be in the wake of an U.S. economic downturn as employers who have historically shied away from offshoring may now become more receptive...