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Re: ob protocolsFrom: Jeff Korotkin (jkorot@mindspring.com)Tue Dec 30 07:39:58 1997
At 05:35 PM 12/29/97 -0600, you wrote: >Terry, > >I agree with you 100%. We as prof. can not let our quality of exam be >compromised by a physician who obviously wants to perform a great number of >exams for maximum billing. Where are you physicians out there to back this >person up? >It might help her to be able to present e-mails supporting her position to her >administration. > >Thanks, > >Dave Matzke >As a physician that supplies perinatal consultation and ultrasonography, I agree that 15 minutes to do a complete scan including setting the patient up, taking a history, doing the scan and communicating with the patient is too short a time frame. In our practice, a physician scans every patient that is first seen by the certified technician. If we feel that he or she is taking to long then we will finish the exam and communicate with the patient. Jeffrey Korotkin MD Atlanta Perinatal Consultants Atlanta, GA jkorot@mindspring.com
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