The rosters of physicians in enhanced fee-for-service groups have a higher average morbidity burden and greater variation in morbidity than the capitation group rosters.
Commission/taskforce membership is difficult to cross-reference with grant recipients because there are no central repositories of active group rosters for comparison with author lists.
Women not allocated a caseload midwife will be cared for as usual in the routine hospital group by rostered midwives and rostered medical personnel.
By early fall, the group's roster was set, as was its fund-raising target: $500,000 for blood-cancer research.
The group's roster wavers between 250 and 300 members, including many individuals from overseas, Ms. Schoen said.
The fraud detection group's roster has ballooned to more than 130 people, a roughly 20 percent jump since late 2009, when the group opened its doors.
It has about six new members, and the members hope to increase the group's roster to close to 40 from in the 30's.
MIKE HALE VIDEO GAMES As a group, the roster of new video games scheduled to be released in the first months of 2011 simply does not compare to the sensational game bounty of early 2010.
Twenty-five professors -- from Rutgers to the University of Michigan to Washington State -- immediately answered her call, and as word has spread, more than 200 others have joined the group's roster of regular correspondents.
This adventurous group, a roster of musicians from the estimable Orchestra of St . Lukes, has found an engagingly informal way to present contemporary music in its afternoon "Second Helpings" concerts.
