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Gosfield, “Paying Physicians for Cancer Care, www.legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.com . Gosfield, co-author with de Brantes, Bluhm, Kolodziej and Rutledge, “Redesigning Oncology Care: A Look at CMS’ Proposed Oncology First Model ”, Health Affairs Blog (Dec 16, 2019) Gosfield, “Heightened Peril From Physician Audits Gosfield, co-author with Bluhm, de Brantes, Emanuel, Koldziej and Rutledge, “Redesinging The Oncology Care Model ,” (2019) Gosfield, “Beneficiary Inducements: What’s Permissible? Gosfield, “Physicians End Running the Payers www.legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.com Gosfield, “Patient Inducements: The New Dos and Don’ts , Shining a Light on the Sunshine Act Gosfield, “The Challenges in Part B Voluntary Repayments, Gosfield, “Permissible Beneficiary Inducements Gosfield, “Lessons Learned from Leasing: A Blueprint for Hospital-Physician Alignment www.legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.com Gosfield, “The Not So Voluntary Repayment Rules: Practicalities and Pitfalls ,.” PA MGMA Newsletter July-Aug 2017 Gosfield, “One Firm’s Philosophy of Compliance for Physician Practices and Smaller Entities Gosfield, “The Oxymoronic Landscape of Voluntary Repayments www.legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.com Gosfield, “The modern payer contract Gosfield, “Anatomy of An Acquisition Alternative: Leasing The Practice Gosfield & Shay, “Voluntary Repayments and the Obligation of Reasonable Diligence Gosfield, “Understanding The New 60-Day Overpayment Rule Gosfield, “Regulating By FAQ Gosfield, “Hiding The Ball In The Age of Transparency Gosfield, “Beyond Face Time: The Evolution of Medicare Fee For Service In A Value Driven World , ” HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, (2016 Edition) WestGroup, a Thomson Company, [Click here for draft www.west.thomson.com Gosfield, “Patient Safety Organizations Can Help Providers Improve Performance and Results Gosfield & Shay, “The Modern Employment Agreement Gosfield, “Avoiding Landmines When Signing a Hospital Contract Gosfield, “How Clinical Integration Lowers Fraud and Abuse Risks Gosfield & Shay, “What to Ask if an ACO Comes Calling Gosfield, “Using Patient Safety Organizations to Further Clinical Integration Gosfield, “Five Reasons Physicians Should Use Patient Safety Organizations Gosfield, “Clinical Integration and the CFO ,” HFMA, Dec. 2, 2013 Gosfield, “Is Physician Employment by Health Systems an Answer? Gosfield, “Understanding the new payment models Gosfield, “What’s Fair In Bundled Payment Contracting? ” Managed Care, Oct. 2013 Gosfield, “Physicians and Patient Safety Organizations: Furthering Clinical Integration,” HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, (2014 Edition) WestGroup, a Thomson Company, [Click here for draft www.west.thomson.com Gosfield, “Quality fraud: Two pathways to trouble Gosfield and Shay, “HIPAA Again: Confronting the Updated Privacy and Security Rules Gosfield, “The Stark realities your group needs to know Gosfield and Shay, “May you never meet the OIG: The Work Plan Gosfield, “Bundled Payment: Avoiding Surprise Packages”, HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, (2013 Edition) WestGroup, a Thomson Company, [Click here for draft www.west.thomson.com Shay and Gosfield, “EHR data control: a practical primer Gosfield, “Physician compensation: Stark and the new quality, value environment Gosfield, “Alignment Without Servitude: Leasing the Practice to the Hospital Gosfield, “Quality Increasingly a Factor in Physician Compensation “, Medical Economics (Aug. 2012) pp. 36-42 Gosfield and Shay, “Compliance Programs: Now More Than Ever Gosfield, “Avoiding Food Fights: The Value of Good Drafting to ACO Physician Participants Gosfield and Shay, “ACOs: Myths and fables debunked ,” Dermatology World (March 2012) pp. 13-15 Gosfield, “Clinical Integration Self Assessment Tool v.2.1 Gosfield, “Bolstering Change: Physician Compensation for Quality and Value”, HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK (2012 Ed.) [Click here for draft www.west.thomson.com . Shay and Gosfield, “Stark and Dermatology Gosfield, “Pull Up Your Socks: prepare for rapidly changing healthcare environment ,” Medical Economics (Dec 10, 2011) Gosfield, “Physicians Leading Change: Towards What End? Gosfield, “Here’s how to participate in CMMI’s bundled payment pilot ” Improving Incentives, Vol 1. Issue 3 (Sept 2011) Gosfield, “Compensating Physicians for Quality and Value: A Changing Landscape Shay and Gosfield, “EHR donation exemption enticing but requires careful examination Gosfield, “Getting The EHR, Avoiding The Quicksand” Gosfield, “Making Clinical Integration Work ”, Medical Economics (June 25, 2011) pp. 50-70. Gosfield, “ACOs vs. Accountable Care: Is There A Difference? Gosfield, “What’s All the Fuss About Fraud and Abuse? Gosfield and Shay, “Medicare Enrollment: A Never-Ending High Hurdles Race Gosfield, “Medicare Enrollment: A Tougher Road to Go Gosfield, “Legal Update: Myths about Stark ” American Society of Nuclear Cardiology: Imaging Update, Nov/Dec 2010, p. 5. Gosfield, “The New Value on Provider ‘Value'”, HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK (2011 ed.) West Group. [Click here for draft www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield and Reinertsen,“Achieving Clinical Integration With Highly Engaged Physicians Gosfield and Reinertsen, “Informed Consent to the Ties that Bind Gosfield, “Avoiding Marriage: Hospital and Physician Non-Acquisition Financial Strategies www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield, “How to Listen to Your Lawyer Gosfield, “Clinical Integration Is Back Gosfield, “The Quality Payment Connection: Is There Really Anything New? Gosfield, “Getting the Team Paid: How Medicare Physician Payment Policies Impede Quality www.west.thomson.com . Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield and Reinertsen, “Avoiding Quality Fraud Gosfield, “Making PROMETHEUS Payment® Rates Real: Ya’Gotta’ Start Somewhere Gosfield, “Compensation for Quality: The Next Inevitable Step Gosfield, “Stark III: Refinement, Not Revolution (Part 1 Part 2 pp. 25-27 Gosfield and Reinertsen, “Finding Common Cause in Quality: Confronting The Physician Engagement Challenge Gosfield, “Physician Compensation for Quality: Behind The Group’s Green Door www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield, “Physician Investment in Start-Up Device Companies: Debunking the Myths Gosfield and Reinertsen,“Sharing the Quality Agenda with Physicians Gosfield, “Physician-Hospital Partnerships: What Really Counts? Gosfield, “Doing What Really Matters: The Compliance Connection to Healthcare Quality Gosfield, “A New Payment Model For Quality: Why Care Now? Reinertsen, Gosfield, Rupp and Whittington, “Engaging Physicians in a Shared Quality Agenda. Gosfield, “The PROMETHEUS Payment Program: A Legal Blueprint www.west.thomson.com . Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield, “PROMETHEUS Payment: Better Quality and A Better Business Case Gosfield, “PROMETHEUS Payment®: Better for Patients, Better for Physicians. Gosfield and Reinertsen, “In Common Cause for Quality Part 1: New Hospital-Physician Collaborations, Gosfield, “In Common Cause for Quality Part 2: PROMETHEUS Payment® and Principles of Engagement Gosfield, “PROMETHEUS Payment: Getting Beyond Gosfield, “In Common Cause for Quality www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield, “Enhancing Oncology’s Business Case: How the Hospital Can Help Gosfield and Reinertsen, “The 100,000 Lives Campaign: Crystallizing Standards of Care For Hospitals ,” Health Affairs (Nov/Dec 2005) pp. 1560-1570 Gosfield, “Radiologists and Their Business Significant Others: Underappreciated Traps in Stark Gosfield, “Understanding Contracts: The Glue of Modern Business Relationships Gosfield, “Better Quality, Better Margins: Seizing the Moment Gosfield, “The Quality Compliance Nexus: Appreciating the Connection Gosfield and Reinertsen, “CPGs: Think Core Concept ,” Health Affairs (May/June 2005) pp. 385-386 Gosfield, “The Hidden Costs of Free Lunches: Fraud and Abuse in Physician Pharmaceutical Relationships Gosfield, “The Organized Medical Staff: Should Anyone Care Anymore? Gosfield, “The Performance Measures Ball: Too Many Tunes, Too Many Dancers? www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield, “Pay for Performance Contracting: Bold Leaps or Baby Steps? ” Patient Safety and Quality Healthcare (Oct/Dec 2004) Gosfield, “Pay for Performance: Transitional at Best ”, Managed Care (Jan. 2005) Gosfield, “Is Your Group a Group? How the Stark Law Applies to You ”, Physicians’ Practice (2004) Gosfield, “The Doctor-Patient Relationship As The Business Case for Quality Gosfield, “Contracting for Quality: Then, Now and P4P www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield, “Ten Myths About the Stark Statute Debunked Gosfield, “The Stark Truth About Stark: Part I ”, Family Practice Management (Nov/Dec.2003) pp. 27-33, Part II, (Feb, 2004) “The Stark Truth About Stark: Part II ” Gosfield, “Decoding the Myths: Physician Supervision in Medicare Gosfield and Reinertsen, “Doing Well by Doing Good: Improving the Business Case for Quality Gosfield, “Diagnostic Testing and Medicare: How to Get Paid without Getting in Trouble ,” Family Practice Management (June, 2003) Gosfield, THE LAW OF MEDICARE AND MEDICAID FRAUD AND ABUSE, WestGroup, 2003, www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield, “Whither Medical Staffs?: Rethinking the Role of the Staff in the New Quality Era www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield, “Making Quality Happen: Confronting the External Challenges to Time and Healing Relationships Gosfield, “More But Not So Much Merrier: 2002 Legal Issues,” in Wilson, ed., 2002 YEARBOOK OF OPHTHAMOLOGY, MOSBY, Inc., St. Louis, MO, pp, 321-328 Gosfield, “Medicare Diagnostic Testing Supervision: Metaphysics, Stark and Reality” RBMA Bulletin, (Nov. 2002) Gosfield, “Making Quality Happen: In Search of Legal Weightlessness www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield, “The Ins and Outs of “Incident-To” Reimbursement “, Family Practice Management (November/December 2001) pp.23-27 Gosfield, “Legal Mandates for Physician Quality: Beyond Risk Management www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield, “Health Care Report Cards: Quality in The Public’s Cross-Hairs www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield, “Liability for Quality: A Modest Proposal Gosfield, “Oncology Disease Management: Practical and Legal Issues”, Oncology (November, 1999) Gosfield, “Integrating Clinical Guidelines into Administrative Processes Can Lower Risk”, Journal of Health Care Compliance (September/October 1999) pp. 9-15 Gosfield, “How Group Practices Can Avoid Managed Care Contracting Pitfalls”, Healthcare Financial Management Journal (July 1999) pp. 37-39 Gosfield, “Fraud and Abuse in Managed Care: Avoiding the Approaching Storm”, 40 Healthplan (May/June 1999) pp. 109-114 Gosfield, “Highest and Best Use: Non-Physician Practitioners and Physicians Under Medicare”, HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK 1999 ed., The West Group . A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield, “Legal Issues in Hospital Report Cards” in Spath, ed., Public Oriented Provider Report Cards, American Hospital Publishing Gosfield, “Assessing the Risks of Physician False Claims Enforcement”, Journal of Healthcare Compliance (Jan/Feb 1999) pp.52-53 Gosfield, “Demonstrating Oncology Provider Value: Data, Guidelines and the Law”, ONCOLOGY; Vol. 12, No.11A; (November, 1998) pp. 157-161 Gosfield, Quality and Clinical Culture: The Critical Role of Physicians in Accountable Health Care Organizations American Medical Association Go To Article Gosfield, “Physicians and Compliance Plans: Walking the Walk, Not Just Talking The Talk”, The Internist, Vol. 39, No. 4, July/August 1998;pp.10-13 Gosfield, “Disease Management, Demand Management and Telemedicine: The Leading Edge of Managing Care”, HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK 1998 Ed., The West Group , pp. 235-265. Copyright Thomson Reuters. A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com . Gosfield, “Legal Issues in Managed Care: The Pediatrician’s Perspective”, Pediatric Annals 27:4 (April, 1998) pp.225-233 Gosfield, “Avoiding Fraud and Abuse in Medicare Claims: What FPs Need to Know”, Family Practice Management, (September, 1997) pp. 73-82 Gosfield, “The Law and the Changing Physician Environment”, In Wilson, 1997 YEAR BOOK OF OPHTHALMOLOGY, Mosby, 1997, pp.453-499 Gosfield, “The Changing Face of Liability in Managed Care”, Today’s Internist (July / August, 1997) pp. 6-11 Gosfield, “Who is Holding Whom Accountable for Quality?”, 16 Health Affairs, pp.26-40 (May- June 1997)