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Medical Office Management

Current Issues

Hetico, Hope R.
Marcinko, David E.

Medical Office Management focuses on business factors that affects a medical office. How it affects the objectives and how to achieve them. The objective goals would be to have more clients to increase more revenue.

Tchernis, Rusty
Slottje, Daniel Jonathan

Current Issues in Health Economics analyzes the effects on the national health status. The issues of healthcare and how the waste issues to supply healthcare professionals and the prices of pharmaceuticals. Theoretical and empirical research on issues in medical economics.

Briner, Matthias
Manser, Tanja

A study of main risks and related management practices. The main risk in clinical risk management for staff are self-destructive behavior, violence like protecting patients against themselves and the patient’s against patients. Treatment errors especially during therapy and risk associated with mental illnesses.

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Professional Associations

Mercy Medical Center offers Ethics and Spiritual Care. They provide it to staff, families, patients, and physicians. Assist in health centers and network policies. They give information on Advance Directives, and solve conflicts over treatment issues. Even making difficult medical treatment decisions.

Mayo Clinic, Rochester Methodist Hospital, and Saint Mary’s Hospital of Rochester, MN. They form the largest integrated medical centers in the world. It provides treatment and diagnoses in all the medical fields. The patients come from all over the world to be treated. U.S, News and World Reports name Mayo Clinic one of the top hospitals on the Honor Roll of 2013.

Cerro Gordo County Department of Public Health was created in 1990. It has five member on the board and they are all appointed into six sections of services essential to the

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