On Demand: Highlights from the 2022 MedAxiom Annual Survey-Webinar Recording

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Video Summary

The video provides highlights from the 2022 MedAxim Annual Survey. The presenters discuss topics including compensation, productivity, and key volumes in cardiology and surgery. They delve into trends and differences based on factors such as ownership model, subspecialty, age, and gender. Highlights from the video include:<br /><br />- Compensation in the private cardiology sector has increased by 126% over the past five years, narrowing the gap with integrated programs.<br />- Surgeon compensation has also seen significant increases, particularly in cardiac surgery.<br />- Advanced practice providers (APPs) in cardiology have seen an increase in compensation over the past five years, reflecting their growing importance in cardiology care teams.<br />- In terms of productivity, cardiology APPs are trending upward in terms of work RVUs generated, while surgery volumes have remained relatively flat.<br />- Imaging trends show an increase in advanced imaging, particularly cardiac PET, and a decline in nuclear imaging.<br />- New patient volumes in cardiology have returned to pre-pandemic levels, and patient panel sizes have remained relatively consistent.<br />- There is an increasing focus on consolidating advanced procedures among interventional cardiologists and reducing call burdens.<br />- Gender disparities persist in cardiology, with 87% of the workforce being male, and there are differences in productivity and compensation between genders.<br /><br />It is important to note that the data and trends discussed in the video are specific to the MedAxium Annual Survey and may not reflect the entire industry.

Keywords

MedAxim Annual Survey

compensation

productivity

cardiology

surgery

ownership model

subspecialty

age

gender