re could this be a migraine gb from geb cs pitt edu gordon banks gb the hmo would stop the over ordering but in hmos tests are gb under ordered that s a somewhat overbroad statement i m sure there are hmos in which the fees for lab tests are subtracted from the doctor s income in most however including the one i work for there is no direct incentive to under order profits of the group are shared among all partners but the group is so large that an individual s generated costs have a miniscule effect i don t believe that we under order then again i m not really sure what the right amount of ordering is or should be relative to the average british neurologist i suspect that i rather drastically over order slmr e mail jim zisfein factory com jim zisfein
