Practice Management Bibliography
(The following references may be viewed at the Center for Health Workforce Studies, Room 4.472T)

• Jones, Rhys W.(1994). The Ultimate HMO Handbook. How to Make the Most from the Revolution in Managed Care, TTM Health Publishing,, Albany, CA
• American Medical Association (2001). Cutting Costs in the Physician Practice.
• American Medical Association (2001). Beyond Disengagement: Recreating the Physician Practice.
• Blau, J. M., Harris, S.M., Moskowitz, P.S., Paprocki, R.J., American Medical Association (2001). Medical Practice Divorce: Successfully Managing a Medical Business Breakup.
• Tinsley, R., and Havens, J.D., American Medical Association (2001). Physician Practice Mergers.
• American Medical Association (1998). Evaluating and Negotiating Your Compensation Arrangements: Understanding the Process and Ensuring Your Future.
• Jones, Rhys W. (2000). HMO 101: Introduction to HMOs, Second Edition, Revision 2.2, Hygeia Managed Care Publishing, Tampa, Florida.
• American Medical Association, Doctors Resource Service (1993). Compensation Arrangements in Managed Care Organizations.
• American Medical Association, Doctors Resource Service (1993). Group Practice Options: From Medical Corporations to Clinics Without Walls.
• American Medical Association, Doctors Resource Service (1993). A Physician’s Guide to Managed Care Contracting.
• American Medical Association, Doctors Resource Service (1993). Establishing a Physician Organization.
• Tinsley, Reed, American Medical Association (1999). Managed Care Contracting: Successful Negotiation Strategies.
• Pollack, M., and Kouris, J., American Medical Association (1999). Smart Practices: Success in a Changing Environment.
• American Medical Association (2000). Assessing and Improving Billing and Collections.
• Chaff, L., American Medical Association (2002). Health and Safety Management for Medical Practices: Evaluating Risk and Implementing Safety for Physician Offices.
• American Medical Association (2001). Assessing and Improving Patient Encounters.
• American Medical Association (2000). Assessing and Improving Staffing and Organization.
• Joseph, S. R., American Medical Association (2000). Marketing the Physician Practice.
• Managed Care Guide for Physicians (July, 2001). Seller’s Market: Not Enough Doctors, Nurses, Pharmacists
• Physicians choosing solo practice: solo1.pdf solo2.pdf

MANAGED CARE BIBLIOGRAPHY
(The following references may be viewed at the Center for Health Workforce Studies, Room 4.472T)

• “Keeping Close to Your Patients Through Capitated Medicare,” Fred C. Campbell, M.D., Physician Empowerment Through Capitation, Clifford R. Frank and David Kibbe, Aspen 2000, pp. 49-65.
• “Rationing Resources While Improving Quality,” David M. Eddy, M.D., Ph.D.: JAMA 1994, 272:817-824.
• “Taking Health Status into Account While Setting Capitation Rates,” Jinnet B. Fowles, Ph.D. et al; JAMA 1996, 276:1316-1321.
• “Managing Care Managing Uncertainty,” David M. Mirvis, MD et al; Arch. Int. Med. 1997, 157-385-388.
• Extreme Risk—The New Corporate Proposition of Physicians,” Steffie Woolhandler, MD, MPH et al; NEJM, 1995, 333:1706-1708.
• “Managing Care and the Morality of the Marketplace,” Jerome Kassirer, MD; NEJM 1995, 333:50-52.
• “Views of Managed Care,” Steven R. Simson, MD, MPH et al; NEJM, 1999, 340:98-936.
• “Avoiding the Unintended Consequences of Growth in Medical Care,” Elliot S. Fisher, M.D., MPD et al; JAMA 1999, 281:446-454.
• “Caring and Cost: The Challenge for Physician Advocacy,” Steven D. Pearson, MD, MSE; Annals of Internal Medicine, 2000, 133:148-153.
• “Medical Professionalism—Focusing on the Real Issues,” Rothman, David J, NEJM, 2000, 1283-1286.