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# Physician's Practice Surveys

April 29, 2008

[practice management](https://chipsblog.pcc.com/test-blog/tag/practice-management)

Every year, [Physician's Practice magazine](http://www.physicianspractice.com) runs a series of surveys focusing on certain practice management issues - I've referenced their income report [more](https://chipsblog.pcc.com/physicians-practice-annual-fee-schedule-survey/) than [once](https://chipsblog.pcc.com/cchit-and-pediatricians/) - and they are running two more right now:

- [The Annual Fee Schedule Survey](http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=Ci83py0u1efbzwFHpl19Hw_3d_3d)
- [The Annual Technology Survey](http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=4JSvKJPit8JwfqQm9YhqjA_3d_3d)

I strongly encourage folks to take the 5 minutes required to complete each survey - you have a chance to win $500 and, more importantly, it's an opportunity to feed a public source of well-needed information. The Fee Schedule survey (which is slightly mis-named, as it also focuses on reimbursement) is particularly important, imo. Sure, PCC customers can get this information with amazing accuracy and detail - for themselves and other PCC clients - but that's the rub...it's only for themselves and other PCC clients. Even though our sample size is a lot bigger, it's a biased sample.

Physician's Practice is the only real open source for this information beyond PCC customers.

I have noted that PCC [continues to track](https://chipsblog.pcc.com/physicians-practice-annual-fee-schedule-survey/) a consistent reimbursement increase among our customers while PP notes a downward trend. I'd love to understand what the reality is - are our customers actually that much better off?

Head over, fill out the data!

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