Moving to a model where fee-for-service no longer exists is, in some ways, problematic because it is the world that many of us--I practiced medicine for 25 years.
Michael Burgess: “Moving to a model where fee-for-service no longer exists is, in some ways, problematic because it is the world that many…”
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Burgess discusses the challenges of transitioning from fee-for-service healthcare models.
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