Psychiatric Compensation Survey 2011  Psychiatric Compensation
Survey 2011  Health reform is supposed to emphasize healthcare
quality when it comes to physician income, as a counterweight
against patient volume. But while physicians wait for that
concept to manifest in actual payment-model changes, volume
continues to be a crucial factor in your compensation, as it is
the most logical reaction to decreasing reimbursement and
increasing overhead. Within these slides find data on how
physicians are faring right now, culled from our survey of more
than 1,700 doctors in every specialty. Once you’ve seen the
data, don’t forget to check out our article for further guidance
on how to cope with shifting reimbursement while maintaining
your own income in the meantime.   I'm puzzled by the
compensation survey:  1) In asking as to how the economic
recession impacted practice, there was no option to indicate
that it led to an increase in income. I generally have found
over the past 20 years that patients are increasingly