Take control of your practice by empowering physicians active followership

By DerrikKyle on July 18, 2010, 4:21 am

Product descriptiones common topic of discussion among doctors today – the doctors’ lounge at meetings of local medical society and the golf course – the loss of control over their practice. Nobody knows exactly how it happened, but there is no question that the paradigm has changed. We have streamlined this undesirable phenomenon in many respects. For example, managed care is the ownership of our control by anonymous phone call from other states and persona with secret ownership criteria. Or are insurance executives eager to fill their coffers by undermining personal physician control over the resources of the health system. Finally, the industrialization of Wall Street of our traditional health care has replaced the doctor in charge of value for shareholders at the expense of ultimate patient care. But sometimes when I look in the mirror, I reflect on the old aphorism of Pogo: “We have met the enemy and he is us.” Nobody put a knife to the throat Physician Group of America and are forced to relinquish control. It was voluntarily surrendered without a fight, because we had our own agenda, which seems in retrospect to have been badly thought out.

Take control of your practice by empowering physicians active followership

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