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Physician Claims File
See Medical Services Data. |
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Physician Consultation Visits
See Consultations (Ambulatory) |
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Physician Contact Rate
The number of physician visits a given population makes in a given time period. This rate can be an actual, or crude rate taken directly from the database, or can be an "adjusted" rate, taking into account the influence of age and gender characteristics. |
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Physician Costs
Physician costs are derived from the physician claims data. They reflect the costs incurred during ambulatory care physician visits. |
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Physician Data
In addition to physician claims, physician data may also include personal information, such as demographic characteristics (e.g. age, sex, place of graduation, etc.) and aggregate measures of workload and/or practice profiles (e.g. method of payment, phys... |
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Physician Integrated Network (PIN)
A primary care renewal initiative beginning in 2006 that works with fee-for-service (FFS) physicians and clinics to improve primary care services for both patients and providers. Specifically, the four main objectives of PIN are: to improve ... |
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Physician Integrated Network (PIN) Data
The Physician Integrated Network (PIN) data contains information about patient visits to family-practice clinics participating in PIN. This includes information such as patient demographics, prescriptions, dates of tests and lab work, and medical advice o... |
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Physician Integrated Network (PIN) Fee-For-Service (FFS) Model of Primary Care
The PIN FFS model of primary care engages primary care providers involved in PIN using Quality-Based Incentive Funding (QBIF): pay-for-performance funding that is provided to clinics meeting quality targets on certain CIHI primary care indicators, modifie... |
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Physician Manual
A manual defining the specific services and fee schedule for which a physician or a nurse practitioner may bill Manitoba Health. Services are identified by tariff codes. The manual is updated on a regular basis. |
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Physician Numbers
The number of physicians available / practicing in Manitoba at any given time. |
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Physician Practice Characteristics
Examples of practice characteristics include: practice size, average patient age, sex, socioeconomic status, and patient morbidity, as well as intensity of practice and continuity of care. |
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Physician Practice Location
The location of a physician's practice based on where the majority of his/her patients live. This may be determined in one of several ways, such as using the patient's municipal code, Regional Health Authority (RHA) or RHA district, or the physician bill... |
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Physician Practice Population
See Assigned Practice Population. |
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Physician Practice Stability
A measure of the stability of an area's physician coverage. Three dimensions are employed to estimate it: physician turnover, gaps in practice coverage (occurring when a replacement physician is not readily available), and the duration of physician retent... |
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Physician Price Index
The Physician Price Index is a costing tool that can be applied to medical claims data to distinguish between changes in physician costs due to changes in fees, and changes in costs due to changes in the number of procedures. |
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Physician Reimbursement Claims
All records of physician reimbursement for medical care provided under a fee-for-service arrangement for children living in Manitoba were selected from the MHSIP physician claims file. |
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Physician Remuneration
There are many different methods of physician payment / remuneration, including: fee-for-service, salaried where evaluation claims are available, salary and sessional anaesthetist, emergency room, and intensive care unit physician payments. Excluded from ... |
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Physician Resource Committee (PRC)
A committee responsible for co-managing the insured medical services plan with the Manitoba Medical Association. |
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Physician Resource Database
The Physician Resource Database is "an elaboration of the basic physician information available to the Manitoba Population Research Data Repository (Repository) from Manitoba Health. It contains physicians' demographic data and information derived from an... |
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Physician Resource Planning
Incorporates a needs-based approach to planning for the types of physician resources required. |
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