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January 13, 2012

New Tools For Physicians On AMA Web Site

The American Medical Association (AMA) has enhanced its Practice Management Center Web site for members and nonmembers.

Three new sections cover practice operations, claims revenue cycle management and health insurer relations.

Also new is an online community, the Paperless Practice Group, to share best practices and ask questions on automating and streamlining a medical practice.

Source: Health Data Management

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