Provider Compensation: Five Key Challenges Health Systems Face, and Strategies to Overcome Them

Physicians and Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) are the foundation of a health system’s ability to deliver quality patient care. Provider compensation models that 1) attract and retain high-quality providers while 2) meeting an organization’s operational, strategic, and financial targets are the goal of any health system.

Provider Compensation: Five Key Challenges Health Systems Face, and Strategies to Overcome Them

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