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AAP working to ensure carriers reimburse physicians fairly

Steve Berman

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Editor's note: This is another in a series of AAP News articles on the Private Sector Advocacy Advisory Committee (PSAAC) work plan. An important objective of PSAAC is to advocate for adequate payment by private payers for pediatric services. ![Figure][1] Dr. Berman Strategies

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Editor's note: This is another in a series of AAP News articles on the Private Sector Advocacy Advisory Committee (PSAAC) work plan. An important objective of PSAAC is to advocate for adequate payment by private payers for pediatric services. ![Figure][1] Dr. Berman Strategies

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Editor's note: This is another in a series of AAP News articles on the Private Sector Advocacy Advisory Committee (PSAAC) work plan. An important objective of PSAAC is to advocate for adequate payment by private payers for pediatric services. ![Figure][1] Dr. Berman Strategies

Key concepts: Payment, Private sector, Advisory committee, Work (physics), Business, Plan (archaeology), Public administration, Political science

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