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More than 60% of hospitals now run AI tools that comb through labs, medications, orders and physician notes. Meanwhile, only about a quarter of rural administrators have ever formally estimated what it would cost them to lose a surgeon.
So...
Hospital spending on contract staff is almost back to its pre-pandemic level. The contracts themselves never came back.<br><br>
That’s the quiet finding in our look at how contract staff normalization masls employment risks staff normaliza...
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6.0% compensation growth. 3.4% productivity growth. In hospital-based roles, 7.2% against 1.6% — a gap wide enough to have its own weather system.
Those numbers come out of this year’s compensation data, and the t...
6.0% compensation growth. 3.4% productivity growth. In hospital-based roles, 7.2% against 1.6% — a gap wide enough to have its own weather system.
Those numbers come out of this year’s compensation data, and the tempting read is that healt...
68.7% of family medicine residents stay in-state after training. 33.2% of colon and rectal surgery residents do. Nobody has figured out how to make the second number behave like the first.
This week, health systems apparently decided they...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Robert Truog, founder of PhysEmp.com. Observations from 30+ years in physician recruiting—workforce shortages, compensation, contracts, AI in healthcare and recruiting, and the ongoing challenge of staffing hospitals without NASA-level scheduling.
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