Survey reveals emphasis on tying pay to quality. Physician executive pay increase holds steady near 7 percent

Double-digit increases were seen in three physician executive positions and there are strong indications that the patient safety movement is impacting the way physician executives are paid.

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Published in:Physician executive 2005-11, Vol.31 (6), p.32-37
Main Author: Westfall, Carol
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Benchmarking
Bonuses
Chief Executive Officers, Hospital - classification
Chief Executive Officers, Hospital - economics
Chief Executive Officers, Hospital - statistics & numerical data
Compensation and benefits
Data Collection
Directors
Economics, Medical
Executive compensation
Executives
Female
Health administration
Humans
Inflation, Economic - statistics & numerical data
Male
Medical societies
Patient safety
Physician Executives - classification
Physician Executives - economics
Physician Executives - statistics & numerical data
Physician Incentive Plans - economics
Physician Incentive Plans - statistics & numerical data
Physician Incentive Plans - trends
Physicians
Polls & surveys
Presidents
Professional Practice Location - economics
Public opinion
Quality Assurance, Health Care - economics
Quality of service
Raises
Salaries and Fringe Benefits - statistics & numerical data
Salaries and Fringe Benefits - trends
Specialization
United States
Wages
Women
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Summary:Double-digit increases were seen in three physician executive positions and there are strong indications that the patient safety movement is impacting the way physician executives are paid.
ISSN:0898-2759