| American Medical News 1996 Mike Mitka |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| AAMC: medical education funding cuts threaten research. (Association of American Medical Colleges) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Academic specialists see salary increase in '95. (Medical Group Management Association report) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| AMA, NIH want to raise physician 'literacy' on genetics. (American Medical Assn.; National Institutes of Health) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| AMA to offer Category I CME for journal study. (American Medical Association; continuing medical education credit for physicians) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Anesthesiologists challenge residency statistics. (National Resident Matching Program report on the 1996 Match Day) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Bosnia call-up taps physicians in reserves. | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Bylaws flap pits AMA against other ACGME sponsors. (American Medical Association, Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Carving up a smaller GME pie; House debates allocation of limited residency slots. (American Medical Association House of Delegates, graduate medical education)(Annual Meeting News) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Coalition presses to preserve affirmative action in medicine. (Health Professionals for Diversity) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Doctor pay shrinks for first time in '94. | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Easier payments for student services; HCFA spells out new conditions. (medical students; Health Care Financing Administration; includes related article on risks to attending physicians) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| FP residency group rescinds guidelines on incentives.(Association of Family Practice Residency Directors) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Gene project leader 'devastated' by fraud scandal. (National Center for Human Genome Research director Francis S. Collins) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| HMO executives claim fat paychecks. (health maintenance organizations) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| IMGs repel federal effort to close immigration door. (international medical graduates; H-1B and J-1 nonimmigrant classifications) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| IOM report sets new definition of primary care. (Institute of Medicine) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| It's true: managed care does squeeze doctor pay. ("Physician Earnings In A Changing Managed Care Environment") | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Managed care pressure may force merger of medical centers. | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Market-driven match. (medical school graduates; residency programs) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Marketing doesn't have to be your worst nightmare.(physician's marketing) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Medical schools merging in New York. (New York University Medical Center and Mount Sinai Medical Center; Long Island Jewish Medical Center and Beth Israel Medical Center) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Med school to freshmen: wait a year, enroll free.(Cornell University Medical College agrees to waive tuition costs for students who defer admission for a year) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Merger launches group practice association powerhouse. (merger of American Group Practice Assn. and Unified Medical Group Assn.) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| MGMA staff restructured; advocacy, education stressed. (Medical Group Management Association) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Mich. IMGs blast residency rule as discrimination. (international medical graduates; University of Michigan Medical Center standards) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| New president: give patients a choice. (Daniel H. Johnson Jr., American Medical Association president)(Annual Meeting News) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| NMA leader blends idealism, market reality. (National Medical Association President Randall C. Morgan Jr.; includes related article) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| N.Y. hospital merger mania: med schools stay separate, faculties unite in new deal.(New York Hospital, Presbyterian Hospital make alliance) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Physician glut? Not in these markets. (Merritt, Hawkins & Associates survey of doctor recruitment) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Physician on the congressional stump: continuing concern with 'deterioration' of health system ignites Ohio endocrinologist's race. (David Westbrock)(Election '96) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Program teaches minority doctors to teach.(Morehouse School of Medicine Faculty Development Program) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Proposals hazy on changes in Medicare GME funding.(graduate medical edcucation) | Health | Mike Mitka, Sharon McIlrath |
| Putting the brakes on physician supply. | Health | Mike Mitka, Sharon McIlrath |
| Ready to fight for physician rights. (Daniel H. Johnson Jr., M.D. is installed as the president of the American Medical Association) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Residents gain expanded role in review committees. (residents' input on medical specialties governance)(includes related article on bylaws of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Rural provider group presses GME funding concerns. (National Rural Health Association; graduate medical education) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Some new doctors can't find jobs. | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Studies weigh market impact on academic practices. (academic medical centers) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Walking the auditor's gangplank: IG investigates overbilling at teaching hospitals. (inspector general) | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Women fuel growth in doctor supply; most in primary care. | Health | Mike Mitka |
| Working hard for the money: pay up, but specialists feel impact of managed care. (productivity rises faster than income for medical specialists) | Health | Mike Mitka |
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