Results for benchmarking translation from English to Tagalog

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benchmarking meaning in tagalog
kahulugan ng benchmarking sa tagalog

the practice financial performance report a practice performance report benchmarks a medical practice against mgma norms for revenue and costs, balance sheets, staffing (fte and costs), a/r and ratios. we can benchmark a medical practice using any of the more than 700 variables in the cost survey report. benchmarking operations represents more than establishing targets for expenditures. the report results should be developed through a process in which all providers including the medical gro
the practice financial performance report a practice performance report benchmarks a medical practice against mgma norms for revenue and costs, balance sheets, staffing (fte and costs), a/r and ratios. we can benchmark a medical practice using any of the more than 700 variables in the cost survey report. benchmarking operations represents more than establishing targets for expenditures. the report results should be developed through a process in which all providers including the medical group’s executive management director team (hereinafter mgmd) participate. cost and productivity issues between providers come into clear view during this process, underscoring the need for administrative and physician leadership. for instance, the process will expose opportunities for integrating systems, facilitate dialogue among the stakeholders in the practice, and ultimately serve as a catalyst for changes in the operation. the process of benchmarking will surface issues related to physician production, expectations for changes to the case mix and/or insurance mix and opportunities to maximize revenue through fee schedule changes. reporting the reporting and analysis of operating results through financial statements must be done according to a consistent methodology. medical practices historically report performance on the cash basis of accounting differing from the accrual methods utilized by larger businesses including hospitals. the differences in the two accounting systems are significant. for example, accrual accounting reports income when services are rendered, whereas cash basis accounting recognizes the income when the payment is received. because physician practices are not endowed with substantial working capital, the overriding financial issue is whether there is enough cash on hand to pay expenses. in this regard, accrual accounting can provide misleading information. furthermore, recognizing the income when services are rendered will have tax implications for the physician practice as a cash basis taxpayer, an issue that does not concern commercial enterprises and bigger businesses.