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4 Common Mistakes in Determining Fair Market Value for Physician Compensation
September 14, 2011
Published by Becker's Hospital Review
Industry regulations require healthcare organizations to pay fair market value (FMV) compensation to physicians for their services.[1] Due to the lack of a published set of standards that define a process to establish FMV for physician compensation, misconceptions of what determines and substantiates FMV are common in the market. The following provides a list of four common mistakes that VMG Health, a healthcare valuation firm and my company, has observed.
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