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Analyzing vendor and supplier contracts.

Korenchuk Km

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Contracts increasingly govern the way medical groups operate their businesses. While physician employment contracts and contracts with HMOs and PPOs usually receive significant scrutiny and analysis, little attention has been paid to the myriad contractual relationships by which physicians secure services for their own practices.

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Contracts increasingly govern the way medical groups operate their businesses. While physician employment contracts and contracts with HMOs and PPOs usually receive significant scrutiny and analysis, little attention has been paid to the myriad contractual relationships by which physicians secure services for their own practices.

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Contracts increasingly govern the way medical groups operate their businesses. While physician employment contracts and contracts with HMOs and PPOs usually receive significant scrutiny and analysis, little attention has been paid to the myriad contractual relationships by which physicians secure services for their own practices.

Key concepts: Scrutiny, Vendor, Business, Marketing, Operations management, Industrial organization, Law, Economics

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