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1. chicagohealthonline.com › private-practice-perspectivePrivate Practice Perspective - chicagohealthonline.com

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   5 days ago · Private-practice physicians enjoy the autonomy to manage their schedules and spend more time with patients. They also have more time to stay current on medical advances, and to coordinate patient care.

2. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesHealth Professionals' Insights into the Impacts of Privately ...

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   2 days ago · A total of 17 clinicians highlighted potential impacts in five areas: (1) availability of resources for non-urgent, publicly funded patients, (2) patient safety for publicly funded patients and PPPs, (3) health professional training, (4) NHS finances, and (5) NHS direction setting and values.

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3. pallipedia.org › private-patientWhat is Private patient - Meaning and definition - Pallipedia

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   3 days ago · A patient who pays the full cost of all medical and other services provided to them. World Health Organization. European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies.

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   3 days ago · The World's most comprehensive free online dictionary, thesaurus, and encyclopedia with synonyms, definitions, idioms, abbreviations, and medical, financial, legal specialized dictionaries.

5. www.meddra.orgMedDRA

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   2 days ago · In the late 1990s, the International Council for Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH) developed MedDRA, a rich and highly specific standardised medical terminology to facilitate sharing of regulatory information internationally for medical products used by humans...

6. www.medword.com › omd › indexOnline Medical Dictionary - Medword

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   5 days ago · Online Medical Dictionary. This online medical dictionary, courtesy of TheFreeDictionary By Farlex, is a rare find for medical transcriptionists. While there are many valuable features to be found in this online medical dictionary, undoubtedly one of the best is the use of correct capitalization.

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   Can a private practice make a profit?

   • Private [ly-funded] practice is something that you do for fun in order that you can treat patients in the way in which you wanted to treat them when you went to medical school … I won't make any real profit from my private practice. (G) Such “freedom” may, however, risk overtreatment and patient safety.

   Health Professionals' Insights into the Impacts of Privately Funded

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   Does the NHS treat private-pay patients?

   • The UK's publicly provided National Health Service (NHS) is primarily publicly funded but treats some private-pay patients (PPPs). Little is known about impacts of treating PPPs within publicly provided health systems. This study explores NHS health professionals' experiences and understanding of this phenomenon.

   Health Professionals' Insights into the Impacts of Privately Funded

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   What is a private-pay patient (PPP)?

   • Although most privately funded care in the UK takes place in exclusively privately owned healthcare facilities, many NHS hospitals also accommodate private-pay patients (PPPs), who fund their care out of pocket or through private insurance. PPP bills include a consultant's fee and a tariff to the NHS organization for facilities and staff costs.

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   Is training a real problem when patients are private pay?

   • A hypothesis of practising healthcare professionals, relevant both as a perceived problem and potentially a real problem, is that training opportunities may be few when patients are private pay, as they do not perceive that they should be involved as “cases” in training. This study was not intended to provide a representative sample of views.

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   Should public health services be privately funded?

   • Governments should consider that running privately funded services within otherwise publicly funded healthcare services may not provide the anticipated financial rewards unless careful attention is paid to tariff setting, activity monitoring and revenue collection with guidance and oversight in place.

   Health Professionals' Insights into the Impacts of Privately Funded

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   Are private and public funded care based on reciprocity?

   • Interviewees expressed disappointment at the lack of reciprocity between privately and publicly funded care. By definition, PPPs received care provided using NHS resources, but interviewees reported that the resources purchased for PPUs are not available for publicly funded patients, which created inequity and inefficiency.

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8. www.medscape.org › viewarticle › 772901Preventive Care, Private Health Plans, and Your Practice

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   4 days ago · The goal of this activity is to help primary care providers and other healthcare professionals familiarize patients with free preventive services covered under the Affordable Care Act, who is eligible, and how to code for these services.