on March 7, 2013 |
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Topics: Regionalization and Networks, Strategy, Organizational Models, Workforce, Cardiovascular, Service Lines
Jeffrey Rakover, Cardiovascular Roundtable
Questions about CV organizational structures are among the most common asked by members. CV leaders wonder about governance structures at peer institutions and which departments typically report up through the CV service line administrator while also querying how best to organize services along a number of specific parameters:
- How best to structure leadership while integrating clinicians
- How to develop organizational structures for multidisciplinary, disease-centered care
- How to create a governance structure across multiple sites of service or campuses within a system
The Roundtable has developed numerous resources touching on these and related questions.
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CV organizational structures: Roundtable resources
on February 15, 2013 |
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Topics: Physician Issues, Cardiovascular, Service Lines, Performance Improvement, Quality, Workforce, Performance Evaluations, Performance Management
Nicole MacMillan, Cardiovascular Roundtable
Clinical peer review. It’s a proven way to maintain high care quality. And yet, as Cardiovascular Roundtable members tell us, it so frequently fails up to live up to our expectations.
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Effective peer review processes: Resources for your program
on February 4, 2013 |
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Topics: Cardiovascular, Service Lines, Strategic Alignment, Workforce
Jeffrey Rakover, Cardiovascular Roundtable
Amid trends like increased physician employment and the adoption of risk-based payment models, some systems are struggling with physician compensation design.
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Designing physician compensation to encourage alignment and quality improvement
