Medical Society of New Jersey
2 Princess Road
Lawrenceville NJ 08648

info@msnj.org
Phone: 609-896-1766
Fax: 609-896-1368.

 

Non-members Physicians Information Section

The Medical Society of New Jersey is devoted to advocating for the issues that matter most to physicians. Be it taking on the managed care companies through legislation or the courts, lobbying Congress to increase Medicare payments, or preventing taxes on physicians, we are your full time advocate and resource for information. We hope that this site will help empower you to learn about the major issues facing physicians, help you advocate, and allow you an easy way to participate in the process.

News HORIZON CONVERSION


Comments to the Department of Education (ED) proposed rule on the
Federal Perkins Loan Program, the Federal Family Education Loan Program, and
the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program

MSNJ PHOTO CONTEST: Win Free MSNJ Dues for 2009!
Send us your photo. The landscape, nature scene, or landmark pictured in your photo must be located in New Jersey and may not include people. Your photo should be emailed to photo@msnj.org no later than September 1, 2008. When submitting your entry, please be sure to include your name and county, and a title for your picture along with a brief description of the location, scene, etc.

Top twelve photos will be featured in the 2009 MSNJ Calendar. The first place winner will receive a free year of MSNJ dues*! All entries will be posted on the MSNJ website and may be selected for use in future MSNJ publications. Questions regarding the contest can be sent to photo@msnj.org. *does not include county dues.



Code on Interactions with Healthcare Professionals
PhRMA Marketing Code - 2008


Horizon BC/BS Telephone Contact Information: OON Provider, PreAuthorization Request, UM Appeal Phone Numbers

***NEWEST MEMBER BENEFIT***
MSNJ & SETON HALL UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP
Special MSNJ-only tuition rate being offered for SHU's nationally recognized online Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) degree program.  More details

ALERT!!! N.J. Mandates Cultural Competency Training for Physicians
6 additional AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ are required by June 30, 2009 to renew medical license. more details
ALERT!!! N.J. Mandates Cultural Competency Training for Physicians

6 additional AMA PRA Category 1 Credits are required by June 30, 2009 to renew medical license.   

On line Activity sources for this education:

6-Hour CME-Accredited Course – This provider states that this activity meets the required 6.0 hours of cultural competency training that is now required by all physicians in the state of New Jersey.

MSNJ Members Only:  Please click here for links to no cost and discounted online CME courses that will enable you to earn the necessary credits and well as a link to the State Board FAQ’s on this requirement.

Non-members: http://www.qualityinteractions.org/index.new.html  


ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS
Guidance on Accepting Health Information Technology Donations
The American Medical Association (AMA) has developed resources to help physicians and their practice managers determine whether accepting donated technology is in the best interest of the practice.
Estimated Impact of 0.5% Conversion Factor Update Relative to 10.1% Cut Change in Medicare Allowed Charges by State
Click here to see the dollar impact on each state of the S. 2499 (P.L. 110-173) provision that replaced the 10.1% cut with a 0.5% conversion factor update for six months. State impacts vary widely based on the magnitude of Medicare claims in the state.
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