DocumentCode
1651935
Title
Database-controlled document management system for the Mt. Sinai independent practice association
Author
Krol, M. ; Nelkin-Warantz, D. ; Auville, A.
Author_Institution
Mount Sinai IPA, New York, NY, USA
fYear
2003
Firstpage
225
Lastpage
228
Abstract
The Document Management System for Mount Sinai was developed to track physician participation in managed care plans and to easily compare contractual and administrative requirements of managed care plans. The physician participation subsystem was developed using standard techniques for normalized relational databases and allows creating an endless variety of reports. The document management subsystem allows for easy edit and provides for a comparison of contracts with multiple plans/payers. The function of the database is to manage and manipulate information with MS Word files that contain the text of key contract terms and provisions This system has enabled the IPA to more effectively serve in it´s role as agent in negotiations for the full time faculty and messenger for the voluntary faculty at Mount Sinai and enhanced the IPA´s ability to assist physicians and administrative staff in compliance with contract terms and to dispute non-compliance of terms by health plans.
Keywords
database management systems; management information systems; medical information systems; MS Word files; Mount Sinai independent practice association; administrative requirements; administrative staff; contractual requirements; database-controlled document management system; full time faculty; health plans; key contract provisions; key contract terms; managed care plans; multiple plans/payers; normalized relational databases; physician participation subsystem; voluntary faculty; Contracts; Financial management; Hospitals; Information management; Medical services; Physics computing; Relational databases; Risk management; Standards development; USA Councils;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Computer-Based Medical Systems, 2003. Proceedings. 16th IEEE Symposium
Conference_Location
New York, NY, USA
ISSN
1063-71258
Print_ISBN
0-7695-1901-6
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CBMS.2003.1212793
Filename
1212793
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