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Susan's heartfelt kindness toward Paul certainly couldn't go unpunished for long, and soon enough crazy old Felicia's managed to weasel her way into the house -- via her daughter's sentimental kidney -- and launch a full-on poison attack on the comfort food Susan's cooking for Paul. (And if you were hoping she'd continue to cackle and babble at Beth's ashes, you are in luck.) Mike and Susan are back in the financial black, and can finally afford to move back into Paul's house, but Susan feels weird about kicking him out -- especially now that she's poisoning him three times a day and he's looking sicker and sicker. Susan lightly suggests that he move out of the locus of his depression, and he comes to one of those weird Paul Young conclusions where she and Mike have been trying to get him out of there this whole time... It's sad, especially for Susan, who has been nothing awesome this entire time, and for Paul, who is lonelier than ever... And ends the episode dying alone on Susan's kitchen floor.
Tom hires Lynette and Renee to redecorate his office, which pushes Lynette's mission to emasculate him to a whole new limit: How can she somehow make this about teaching him a lesson? Well, by first making fun of his ideas, and then ignoring them altogether, of course -- as well as all of Renee's input. And how does this work out? Oh, Tom loves it! Lynette cheers herself on at length... Only to see that Renee has double-crossed her, wisely, and followed Tom's original wishes. Seeing Tom happy burns Lynette throughout her entire body like she's been eating Susan's poisoned brownies, so she harangues Tom until he explains that it's not about his masculinity, it's about defending his rep against the younger, more bloodthirsty partners. Things are left even uglier than last week, clearing a path for what I fervently wish would be a divorce (and dare we hope, a finale wedding to Renee?).
Bree's condescending attempts to parent Gabrielle's kids gets off to a terrible, hilarious start -- basically, they are too awesome for her to even comprehend -- but soon enough she's distracted by a hot new detective in the neighborhood, Chuck Vance, who's investigating Felicia for some reason. Juanita's attempt to Parent Trap Carlos and Gabi back together goes awry when Carlos tells her the story of her namesake's death, and she relates the story to Celia thus: "Bree killed grandma." Very succinct, very Juanita. Bree's etiquette lessons and household rules assume a horrifying new shape in light of this untrue revelation, somehow convincing both ladies that Bree's housetraining was successful.
Gabi immediately tries to sabotage their Stepford transformation, but it's Bree's adoring nighttime tucking-in routine that convinces them she's coming after them, too, so they immediately call the cops on her, resulting in a second appearance of hot detective Chuck Vance... Who asks Carlos point-blank if Bree killed his mom or what. Carlos "covers" (for this crime that never happened, at all, in any way), and Chuck Vance congratulates Bree on not killing any grandmas or little girls today before asking her out. Carlos bitches a whole lot, some more, and Bree breaks things off with Gabi so she can go back and follow Carlos's every instruction to the letter.
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Mary Alice: "Bree Van de Kamp had occasionally found her home invaded by household pests, and her manner of dealing with them was ruthless: She smashed them, she poisoned them, she executed them..."
(Turns out Mary Alice is talking about what you should do with Mexican-American children when they are guests in your home.)
Bree: "Gabi, this has been 'great,' and I 'love' having you and your kids in my house, but they track mud all over the place and break shit and act awesome all the time. Andrew was such a tidy boy. Now he's an alcoholic, of course, who runs over people's grandmothers, but when he was a child I had a firm grip on his brain."
Gabi: "Just pretend they don't exist! That's what I do."
Bree: "We are different in some ways, aren't we?"
Gabi: "Yeah, but for the purposes of this story we're best friends."
Bree: "So when do you think you'll be going back to your abusive husband?"
Gabi: "Whenever his weak ass shows up here begging for it, I guess."
Bree: "But your house must be so quiet and so clean. It is a haven."
Gabi: "...Bree? It's too quiet. Did you leave food out?"
Bree: "I'm trying to bribe your kids with cookies. If they don't behave, at least Juanita will become a Type II diabetic. That should slow her down."
Gabi, verbatim: "You can't leave food out. They're like bears, you gotta tie it up in a tree."
Bree: "Gabi, did you ever think about parenting? Maybe give that a shot?"
Gabi: "No, not really. What goes on up here is mostly, like, beating up nuns or accusing my husband of his obvious latent homosexuality. That kind of thing. Self-hating minority stuff, sometimes, but mostly it's about putting on various outfits."
Mary Alice: "Yes, Bree Van de Kamp had finally met two pests she couldn't smash, poison or shoot. That's not to say she wasn't sorely tempted."
(Awful, right? She gets worse.)
Mary Alice: "Good deeds aren't always done for the purest of reasons. We may be trying to impress, we may be acting out of guilt, we may be expecting something in return..."
Human Beings: "Who is this fucking 'we' you're always talking about? Assholes of America? Please, please stop patronizing me about your horrific values in that smug bitch voice."
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DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: My husband Mr. Tightwad is already starting up his excuses for not honouring me this Valentine's Day with a gift. Today he was ragging on about the commercialization, and how stores have been full of Valentine junk since Christmas. Finally, I shouted, "Shut up already, you miserable unromantic tightwad!" and he shrunk back into his recliner for the rest of the night, watching sports. I scared myself. I shouted for 12 years' worth of not getting decent Christmas and Valentine's and birthday gifts and I cried in the bedroom, big sobs he must have heard. My younger sisters and my girlfriends and many of my co-workers get treated like queens by their men, and they reciprocate. I happen to know my sister feels sorry for me. Her husband likes to go all out with flowers and chocolates and she dresses up in special new lingerie for him and they have a special sex night. My husband doesn't want to squeak open his wallet for anything more than a dollar-store card after I cry at supper time. I always give him a gift. He said this morning, through tight lips, to stop doing that. Then what are we left with? Nothing. Why won't he honour me when everybody else is being honoured? -- Hurt and Humiliated, Winnipeg
Dear Hurt: You know the answer. Because he's cheap and lazy and doesn't know what to pick, and feels like it's something he "has" to do. When boys are immature, they balk at anything that they feel forced to do. Your husband is immature. He knows that the no-gift issue hurts you, but it's still more important for his ego to balk, than to give you what you want. Don't be ashamed of finally making a big fuss. In fact, make it even bigger so he doesn't win his let's-forget-the-day bid. Don't buy him a gift for the first time, and go out with your single friends for dinner and some nightclub fun. Let him feel the cold breeze. He's the one who left the door open.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I have had two interesting boyfriends since Christmas and it is difficult enough juggling the two under ordinary circumstances. Now both of them want to take me out to dinner on Valentine's Day. I like them both equally. They both know I am not exclusive to either of them, so I told one of them I could go to lunch, but I am busy for dinner. He is very unhappy. What else can I do? -- Torn between Two, River Heights
Dear Torn: Damage control? You have made the two dates. Now keep them, aware you may get dumped by lunchtime's dessert. That's the danger of juggling two significant non-exclusive boyfriends. Let's hope you chose the right one to get the lower billing -- as I'm betting you may lose him altogether, unless it makes him feel competitive. Are you sleeping with both of them? Not fair and not safe. If you are, you'd better be using good quality latex condoms each and every time. It's definitely time to make up your mind, girlfriend! But usually, indecision like this means neither one is the real answer.
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I have waited years to see this plant bloom. Now it is blooming but the flowers have no stem, they are blooming squashed between the leaves. What do I need to do so that future flowers will have a stem..temp..fertilizer etc?
Thanks for your help,
It still might be possible to elongate the stem by placing the plant in a cool and dark place for a week or two. If you had it at rest you probably brought it out a bit too soon. I've read a foliar feeding of potassium nitrate beginning in late summer helps in elongating the stem.
This is really worrying me as I now have most of my mature clivias in the garage having their cool rest since first week of December. Temps in there have been in the 40-50F.
"To bring in or not to bring in?" That's the biggest question to answer now. It's only been six weeks. Perhaps first week of February will be better? That would make like 8 weeks of cool rest by then. Ahhhhh....I sooooo want to see them flower RIGHT!!!
Thanks for your input folks. My plant has been a in greenhouse that regularly goes down into the 40's at night and sometimes even slides down into the 30's.So far dark hasn't elongated the stem any. Guess I need to learn more and pay more attention to it. In truth the plant has been in there so long without doing anything I was surprised to see blooms on it.
Hi PQ,
It is still early in the season. Out of season blooms are rarely as nice as regular season bloom. 8-12 weeks of dimmer light and temps in the 40's is adequate for a good Feb-Apr bloom. Your variegates are awesome. They don't necessarily bloom as well either, since they have less chlorophyll to produce energy to force a bloom. It takes a lot of energy to bloom, and a lot to produce seeds. They can both weaken a plant, but the plants can generally bloom yearly, unless you produce seeds.
Good luck,
I think the biggest contributor to stem length in general is the proper cold period. Chinese enthusiasts have posted pictures of shorter stemmed less cold period plants. And the same cultivars with the proper cold period with long stems.
Potassium is also a contributor but the cold period is the best bet for results.
The Chinese enthusiasts recommend a MINIMUM of 6 wks of nights between 35-40 degrees not much higher and very little above 55 for the cold period. It is actually better to make the cold period as long as you can for the optimal results.
There are always exceptions to the rule (especially with Clivia) there are plants that are blooming in one enthusiast's office with no cold period and normal length stems.
Have you ever seen pictures of tulips grown in florida without proper cooling? They are about 2-3 inches tall in full bloom stumpy and very bizarre. I remember Holland bulb farms saying you get roughly 1 inch per week of stem length during the chilling period so for half the normal cold period the stems in tulips would be half the normal height. I have a feeling Clivia plants are somewhat similar to Tulips in this respect. Not necessarily the 1 inch per week part but with proper cooling you should get a proper height for your umbel.
Honestly everyone, I think all our plants have a mind of their own..lol
I have subjected many mature plants to many varying conditions, from cold, to dry,to no light conditions for weeks on end, then a combination of all together, and got short flower stems and some long on certain ones anyway.
Then, when some have had no bud stems at all after a long rest period, I have put them outside in April, and in two months, into June, many of my variegated and green plants grew long stem flowers, in the shade, as I posted pics of last year..
How do we even know what they are going to do, or what they think..Sometimes I think it is just a luck of the draw, or knowing a Chineese enthusiast..No word of a lie, but all my Asian friends can make anything impossible to flower, flower! You should see my neighbors plumeria plants!lol
This I will tell you. You should see the flowers on all the clivias in the greenhouse near my home that keeps their's stored in cold conditions with just the natural light of winter!
Great info everyone..At least we can do our best to encourage them the best way we know how..
Most of these ideas do work.
Thanks everyone!
At least you made me laugh meyermike. My plants have had plenty of cold...30's and low 40's at night all winter. I rarely water my clivia in winter, it is with my cacti. After what hardytropicalguy said it may have had too many warm sunny days during the winter. Next year I could put it in shed that is attached to my greenhouse that gets light but no sun and doesn't warm up like the GH does if that may be the problem. Thanks everyone for all your ideas they are getting me thinking.
I live in Ohio and mine started to bud the first week of February, which is early for it. It started to bud in March last year. We had a really warm week towards the middle of January, which I think triggered it.
Anyway, it's in the spare room. There are no furnace vents in there, so it stays in the low 50s probably all the time, although on really cold nights it might dip down into the upper 40s in the window where it's at. The only light is from a north window, but since we've had snow on the ground so long it really gets more light than you might think. I haven't really given it a proper watering all winter long. It's been in there since the last of October. I've sprayed some water into the pot with my spray bottle a couple times, but nothing to really saturate the soil, just to give the roots a little break from the dryness. Not sure it actually needs it, but it makes me feel better.
But it always has beautifully long stems. It's up above the leaves now, and the buds are starting to spread out, which kind of has me worried because I don't know if they will open in the cool and dark like that. This is the earliest it has every bloomed, and it's always been outside for the big show before.
But it has to be the cool and dark that makes the stems so nice and long, because I'm not doing anything special. It bloomed in July one year and the buds started to open on a little squatty stalk until I moved it to a darker place on the porch.
The first time I got my clivia to bloom (25 years ago!) it was in a cold dark living room all winter and by May was blooming its brains out. Mine spend the summer on the north side of my house and almost never see the sun. When I've had problems with stem length, I'm pretty sure it's because they got too warm or light too soon... neglect is the secret to their survival, I think...
Most of my mature clivias spend the winter in a north-facing room that is quite chilly. The ones that get any direct sun tend to have fewer flowers than those that sit in the deep shade away from the window. I think a combination of excessive light/higher temps contribute to short stems. At 40*F, they get water only once or twice until flower spikes are well on their way.


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Physician profiling: trends and implications.
A number of earlier reports of hospitals' practices in profiling the practice habits of physicians were reviewed in 1993.1 A 1989 survey of 3,400 hospitals determined that only 5 percent of hospitals then had programs in operation to review physicians' utilization of resources for inpatients and their associated costs. A 1991 survey of 500 hospitals found that 40 percent would consider physicians' economic performance in credentialing; 2 percent indicated they regularly prepared and used physician-specific profiles for educational purposes. A 1993 survey of 55 member hospitals of the University Hospital Consortium found that 66 percent developed and reviewed profiles of physicians. However, only two-thirds of those that did so (44 percent of the total) shared the profiles with their medical staffs, and only 35 percent of them collected and included economic data elements. As late as 1993,40 of the 48 academic medical centers indicated their boards of trustees were very remote from issues of physician profiling and economic credentialing.
While we expect the number of facilities investing in physician profiling and continuing education for medical staff members based on the results of such profiling to continue to increase as hospital operating margins decline, few hospitals, even in 1995, seem prepared to analyze the clinical and financial outcomes for patients of physicians' practice patterns and to share those data with clinical departments. Most hospitals do not have the epidemiological expertise or budgets for health data analysis, practice profiling, and risk adjustment that would allow them to develop practice guidelines with their clinicians. Nor do they have clinical, financial, and functional status data on processes of care and outcomes in an electronic format that would permit rapid practice profiling and outcomes analysis. Most hospitals would face the daunting task of marshaling resources for retrospective, manual chart review if clinical departments were interested in systematic study of the clinical and financial outcomes of their patients. Clinical departments of most hospitals include competitors who have less incentive to invest their time to help colleagues improve practice habits than they would if they were all in the same economic unit, a group practice. But most group practices also do not have the data and have less money for practice profiling than do hospitals.
Nevertheless, there has been growing hospital interest in profiling physicians' practice habits. All the commercial information systems most hospitals acquire for such profiling use the same basic data set - the UB-92 data set. The data elements include demographic identifiers of the patient (birth date, sex, race, discharge status); up to nine diagnoses and up to six procedures; and the sum of charges by major type of service, such as pharmacy, laboratory, radiology, physical therapy, dietary, nursing, and operating room. These data are very limited for practice profiling. There are no findings from physical examinations, no laboratory results, no pharmaceuticals identified by name, and no measures of patients' functional status before or after treatment. Risk adjustment in most of these commercial systems currently depends on age, sex, diagnosis, and procedure codes alone.
None of the most popular commercial systems for profiling physicians' practice habits in hospitals explains substantially more than half the variation in costs of care, length of stay, or mortality rates, the three major outcomes measured by these systems. Much of the variation in outcomes is not explained by the limited data collected for profiling. In the future, these systems will be far less important than those now emerging that purport to adjust for risk and to profile physicians' practice habits across the continuum of care.
In the past 10 years, the proportion of U.S. health care expenditures spent in hospitals has declined from 50 percent to less than 40 percent, much less in areas where physicians have strong financial incentives to manage their patients out of hospitals. The average number of hospital bed days for a representative population of people under 65 years of age has declined in the past 10 years from more than 700 days per 1,000 people per year to less than 200 in many areas where health maintenance organizations and capitation are prevalent. In regions where competition is most fierce among health plans for members and among providers for patients, far less than half the total per capita funds for health care services are spent in hospitals. And hospitals rarely have data on what happens to patients outside their facilities, unless they have self-insured for the health care benefits of employees and can analyze claims data for a few thousand lives.
For all these reasons, hospitals have not been, and probably will never be, the center of attention for profiling physicians' performance. The center of attention in health care policy and economics has shifted from the hospital to the health plan and the integrated delivery system, and funds devoted to physician profiling are flowing to institutions that can collect and analyze data on members (those who use clinical resources and those who do not) and on patients who receive care in many settings, over time, usually for chronic illnesses.
In the mid-1980s, interest in provider profiling emerged in the employer community. It was focused on the outcomes of physicians and hospitals and was led by employer coalitions concerned about rising health care costs and impressed with small area variation studies. Employer coalitions convinced, or coerced, hospitals to fund the collection and analysis of discharge abstract data for public distribution of profiles. Several states joined the action, mandating public profiling of hospitals on the basis of risk-adjusted outcomes. In all, more than 30 states began collecting UB-92 data on inpatients, but what they did with those data, and how they risk-adjusted the outcomes (length of stay, charges, and mortality rates) defined by those data varied widely from state to state.
I would predict that none of these programs has produced improvements in the costs or the quality of care greater than improvements that occurred in communities without such programs. In most of the programs, providers did not take the initiative to measure themselves. The providers did not keep the data for analysis; employer coalitions and state agencies did. Most important, the data were not complete enough for the keepers of the data to say why wide variation existed in the costs of health care for apparently similar patients. The processes for data collection were set in motion in board rooms far removed from where the care was delivered to patients, and physicians were put in the position of defending the differences, usually by criticizing the methodologies for data collection and analysis. Occasional reminders from some distant evaluative organization that length of stay or costs of care are too high does little to motivate a clinical department of competitors to invest their time and resources in systematic evaluation and modification of the processes of care. Receiving general and dated messages that there is a wide variation in practice styles and costs of care will not induce a clinical department of competitors to invest hundreds of hours in thorough data analysis and consideration of alternative processes to improve clinical care and hospital financial performance. They need to have good data, and the fear of God that if they don't invest the time to improve their clinical practices, very bad things will happen to them.
In 1994, the senior physician executive of Providence Medical Center (PMC), Seattle, Wash., described in detail the successful implementation of a physician profiling program that led to quantifiable benefits that substantially exceeded the costs of the program.2 Seattle hospital managers felt financial pressure from managed care plans and the prospective payment system in the late 1980s. PMC administration first presented profiling data to the medical staff at that time, but physicians resented the intrusion into their domain and rejected the process, complaining that the data were not valid because they were based on financial claims data, were not risk-adjusted, included outlier cases that ought to have been excluded from the analysis, were not accompanied by local benchmarks for comparisons, produced no summary scoring or relative ranking of physicians that they could understand easily, and were presented without graphics. The medical staff did not receive any training in risk adjustment, in the methods used for profiling, or in interpretation of the data presented to them. After meeting unexpected resistance and contempt from the medical staff, administration abandoned its attempt to influence medical staff practice habits.
Two years later, the competitive climate in Seattle had grown much less comfortable for clinicians. They felt under siege and were aware that they might lose a substantial proportion of their patients to other providers contracting with managed care plans if their patients' outcomes were not as favorable, in the eyes of the plans, as those of the other providers. Medical staff leaders in 1991 asked administration to organize an outcomes assessment and practice profiling program. With the support of medical staff leaders, administration, established a profiling methodology and process that avoided the mistakes made two years earlier. The medical staff approved the selection of All-Payer-Defined DRGs (APR-DRGs) as the risk-adjustment methodology for the program. After careful study, 8 percent of patients' records were removed from study as outliers. The hospital acquired comparable data on patients from all other state hospitals from the state discharge abstract database.
Every member of each clinical specialty department received his or her data compared to all other physicians in the same department and also compared to peer groups in other hospitals. Every physician had several opportunities to attend a 90-minute presentation on profiling in general and on the data and profiling methodology selected by PMC in particular, followed by a more thorough presentation to each clinical department of its own data and of valid ways of interpreting the data. Each physician received a unique number by which all data were reported, so the data were anonymous. The range of variation discovered for most common DRGs was considerable, more than members of the medical staff expected. Individual counseling and follow-up data analysis were offered to any physician who wanted them.
After release of the first physician profiles, interest in development of practice guidelines appeared for the first time among members of the medical staff. Since then, the hospital has released profiling data every six months, more often for physicians who request it. After one year, a retrospective assessment of the program disclosed a surprisingly large decline in average length of stay (from 5.3 to 4.8 days), accounting for an estimated savings of more than 7,700 hospital bed days and an observation that the hospital appeared to health plans to be a more attractive facility with which to contract. No physicians lost admitting privileges as a result of this profiling project, and most physicians expressed interest in having the program continue.
The profiling programs that will have a much larger (and potentially devastating) influence on physicians are those created by health insurance carriers to winnow their networks of participating physicians by factors of 33 to 66 percent. Insurers are profiling physicians' practice habits and selecting physicians whose habits appear most consistent with "cost-effective" practice. Their means of measuring cost-effective practice (they scrupulously avoid any mention of quality of care) may be challenged, but the effects they can have on physicians' practices are indisputable. Some physicians find themselves losing 10 percent or more of their practices immediately after an insurer drops them from its managed care panel of providers. For instance, in 1993, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of the National Capital Area (BCBSNCA, Washington, D.C.) eliminated one-third of participating physicians from its new preferred provider plan. BCBSNCA used Pro/File, a physician profiling system it developed under the direction of Dr. Ron Klar and now sells to other Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans. King County Medical Blue Shield, Seattle, Wash., removed 40 percent of participating physicians from its approved networks of providers using Pro/File.
Pro/File aggregates claims data into a patient-centered database and allows comparisons of physicians' practice habits over time across multiple outpatient and inpatient visits for all the physicians' patients. Pro/File is used to calculate an average consumption of resources for each physician, including diagnostic studies and consultations and hospitalizations, for the most common types of patients he or she treats. Then outcomes (defined in terms of resource consumption) are compared to the norm for the physician's specialty based on the types and numbers of patients treated. The system finds an expected resource consumption for each type of patient, based on practice habits in the entire metropolitan area, and assigns those expected values to each physician's patient population to determine whether expected resource consumption is higher or lower than actual resource consumption for each physician.[3]
Profiling serves another purpose of managed care firms besides reducing the ranks of contracting physicians. The firms use profiling systems to answer a question posed frequently by employers: "How do you know your doctors are any good?" The only source of information insurers and employers have on the practice habits of physicians is the database of historical claims data insurers maintain for retrospective analysis and profiling of physicians. Insurers with indemnity health insurance business use the claims databases built by those indemnity claims to profile community physicians before they select a subset of them for new managed care plans.
Using claims data presents many challenges to insurers, the largest of which involve reliably identifying patients and providers and tracking all claims filed by patients over time to identify resources consumed and ailments treated during an episode of illness. Physicians' complete claims more accurately than ever before and insurers process them with more edits for reliability than ever before, but claims still too often cannot be linked reliably to the appropriate physicians or patients. Physicians are suspicious of any evaluation of their practice habits based on claims data, because they know claims are often completed haphazardly and may include only one diagnosis code when a variety of services were rendered.
Recognizing these limitation, insurers have still moved ahead to profile physicians using claims data, knowing that the data are more reliable in tightly managed health plans that assign patients to primary physicians and penalize them financially for obtaining services out of network. Insurers profile primary care physicians by calculating expected patterns of outpatient resource consumption by common types of patients (sometimes stratified into sex and age categories) and by deriving a separate model for each type of primary care physician. Once expected patterns of resource consumption are developed for each specialty for common types of patients, usually defined by common ailments, each physician's results are compared to expectations. Because most insurers cannot be confident that they can track all the services rendered to patients over time, or which physician is responsible for which services, profiling is done by visit, comparing physicians' use of resources by type of visit for type of patient. Physicians are compared on the basis of their relative total outpatient charges per type of office visit, per diagnosis code, per period (when all claims are submitted to the insurer for any given patient). Other comparisons include relative need for follow-up appointments and additional treatments within 90 days of the first office visit, relative use of consultations during a defined treatment process, relative use of laboratory and radiology services, relative number of visits per person per year, and relative level of intensity of services provided in office visits.
The use of the word relative calls attention to the need for some kind of risk adjustment. There are two general types of risk adjustment for outpatient services - visit-based and person-based. When the insurer is confident that all claims for services to individual patients are filed and it has a complete database of claims for specific populations of patients, person-based risk adjustment, also called population-based risk adjustment, leads to more accurate adjustment for risk. The two best known systems for population-based risk adjustment are Ambulatory Care Groups (ACGs) from Johns Hopkins University and Peer-A-Med from HealthChex. When payers do not have all the claims for individuals, they use visit-based risk adjustment, such as Ambulatory Visit Groups, Products of Ambulatory Care, Ambulatory Severity Index, Products of Ambulatory Surgery, and Ambulatory Patient Groups. The latter system, a methodology developed by 3M Healthcare, has been selected by the Health Care Financing Administration for reimbursement of Medicare outpatient services in the near future.
The focus of cost containment and outcomes management has expanded to the entire continuum of care. More and more Americans each month receive their care from health care systems of providers that accept a global capitation for their services for a defined population over a specified period. Those delivery systems ant their physicians to understand how they compare to their peers, and they want them to work together to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of their work. The average total costs of care for a physician's panel of patients is much more important to a capitated delivery system than the hospital, outpatient, or consultants' costs.
Insurers and health plans that have access to their own claims data are licensing profiling systems so they can measure and predict the resources needed to care for specific populations of patients. With these models of expected resource consumption, health plans are profiling physicians, comparing their results to those the model would predict, budgeting for staff and resources for ambulatory treatment facilities, and credentialing physicians.
In summary, physicians should expect to be profiled and to receive profiling results from hospitals, group practices, PHOs, and health plans. I suggest that physicians try to get profiled and insist that the organizations in which they work or the systems of care in which they see patients invest in staff and information systems to profile them. Outcome measurement for patients and subsequent profiling of physicians by the outcomes of their patients are the first two steps on the road to continuous quality improvement. Without comparative data, physicians and their organizations will compete for managed care contracts without a clear sense of how competitive they are.
Once your clinical community has selected a methodology for collection and analysis of patient data, a team consisting of clinicians trained in epidemiology and a statistician will prove invaluable in helping clinicians whose care is profiled to understand the methodology used, its weaknesses and strengths, and how to inquire into the data set beyond the initial reports a commercial system may produce. Sharing the data with clinicians in an educational way is key to successful outcomes studies and physician profiling. Physicians are learners. They want to interrogate data and see how their performance compare to that of their peers. The process needs grounding in valid clinical research methods and in continuing education for professionals.
[1.] Riley, D. "Economic Credentialing Survey of University Teaching Hospitals." Healthcare Financial Management 47(12):42-54, Dec. 1993. [2.] "Case Study of Physician Profiling.: Managed Care Quarterly 2(4):60-70, 1994. [3.] Ron Klar, MD, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of the National Capital Area, personal communication.
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COLUMBIA -- It was two days before the University of South Carolina baseball team was to open defense of its NCAA national championship and Forrest Koumas still had no idea as to when he would be getting the ball.
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As schools break for summer vacation and the warm weather sets in, the time to get out on the water and go fishing and boating is here. Free fishing days, June 11-12, allows South Carolina residents who would like to try the sport of fishing to go without having to purchase a license.You can take advantage of the state's 28 tackle loaner sites housed in state and county parks all over South Carolina. These sites allow you to rent, free of charge, everything you need for a day of fishing, except for the bait.
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Forrest Koumas, who helped Lugoff-Elgin to the 2010 AAA state baseball championship, was named to the All-SEC freshman baseball team as one of the two pitchers selected to the squad.
University of South Carolina Aiken junior shortstop Stephen Carmon garnered another postseason honor by being tabbed to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) All-Southeast Region Team.
The Kershaw County Post 17 American Legion Junior baseball team kicks off its 16-game regular season schedule tonight when head coach Craig Smith takes his squad on the road to meet Turbeville in a 7 p.m. start at East Clarendon High School.
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Beginning Memorial Day weekend and throughout the summer, law enforcement officers with the S.C. Department of Natural Resources will be patrolling the state's waterways and conducting courtesy boat inspections. S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) officers will be focused on reducing boating accidents, injuries and fatalities.
MOUNT OLIVE, N.C. -- University of South Carolina Aiken junior baseball player Stephen Carmon was selected to the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) NCAA Division II Southeast All-Region team on Friday, May 20, 2011.
Camden posted a 10th-place finish in the state class AAA golf tournament while Lugoff-Elgin came home 15th from the 4A championships played this weeks.
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Tryouts for the Kershaw County Club Soccer will be held Tuesday and Wednesday at Larry Doby Recreation Complex in Camden from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. both nights.
For the third straight year, the ping will be replaced by the sounds of the crack of the bat as the Kershaw-Richland Classic Spring Break Baseball Tournament returns to Camden's American Legion Park for a three-day run beginning on Monday. Thursday's final day of the tournament will be held at Richland Northeast High School, site of the other half of the bracket.
The annual Take a Child Crappie Fishing Tournament will be held on Saturday, April 11 at Clearwater Cove Marina on Lake Wateree.
The eighth annual Clinic Classic 5K walk/run, presented by McDonald's of Camden, and the Camden Family Care one-mile run/walk will take to the streets of Camden on Saturday, April 18.
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Hanukkah, American Style
The Jewish festival near Christmas gained prominence in the U.S.
Modern Tzedakah
A group of Jewish women from Seattle began Hebrew free loan societies.
Benjamin Cardozo, Jewish Justice
Justice Cardozo's background as a Sephardic Jew shaped his entire career.
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As a symbol of American culture, Coca-Cola has penetrated every nation in the world and is served at the most strictly kosher events. While Coke has been on the market since 1886, only since 1935 has it been certified kosher, including kosher l'Pesach.
Henry Ford Invents a Jewish Conspiracy
In 1927, Ford's anti-Semitism brought him, for one of the few times in his life, to humiliation.
Aaron Lopez's Struggle for Citizenship
Aaron Lopez was denied citizenship in pre-Revolutionary Rhode Island because he wasn't a Christian.
The Expelled Jews of Coro
This was the first time that Jews had been driven out of an independent nation in South America.
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Thanksgiving and the Jews: Pennsylvania, 1868
When the Governor of Pennsylvania declared that Thanksgiving should be celebrated as a Christian holiday in 1868, the rabbis of Philadelphia protested.
Mickey Marcus: Israel's American General
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The Sheridan County Sheriffs Office has confirmed that the body of 33-year-old Felipe De Jesus Aragon was found in the Bighorn Mountains this weekend. Mike Gale with the Sheridan County Sheriff's Office said that the body was discovered by an owner of cabin in the mountains.
Sheridan College in conjunction with the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce will host the fourth part in their Natural Resource Lecture Series this Thursday evening in the CTEL.
Cheyenne will soon have a new Microsoft Data Center that reportedly will cost $112 million, with the state putting forth a $10.7 million grant to pay for infrastructure involved in its creation.
The Sheridan City Council will have only one item of business to consider this evening, as there are no items under old business and just one under new business. First reading of ordinance 2125 will come before the Council this evening.
The National Weather Service has proclaimed this week as Severe Weather Awareness Week in Wyoming. NWS Warning Coordination Meteorologist Tom Frieders says last year was a busy year in Wyoming for severe weather.
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The Johnson County School Board, at their meeting April 9th, received word that the audit performed by the state on the 2009-2010 school year has been given a "clean bill of health," according to District Business Manager Matt Ramey.
The downturn in the economy is forcing some folks to tighten up their pocketbook while others just want to know more about growing their own food. Saturday at Sheridan College's Watt Agricultural Center, the 2nd annual Local Foods Expo was held with an emphasis on education and networking.
This week is National Volunteer Week. It's all about recognizing and inspiring people to engage in their communities. This week, we'll spotlight a few of the many volunteers who are such a vital part of our community.
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Councilors Jan Barton of Precinct 10 and John Norman (12) will look for public comment the first Tuesday of the month at 5 p.m. at Burgess House on Route 149 in Marstons Mills.
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