How to save $7 Billion in five easy steps, Managed Healthcare Executive (6/1/2012)
“Medical specialties to develop list of unnecessary procedures,”
American Medical News (1/9/2012)
“The End of Blockbuster Drugs?”
The New Health Dialogue (12/13/2011)
“Reducing Health Care Costs While Improving Care,”
Health Affairs Blog (11/9/2011)
“$6.8 Billion Spent Yearly On 12 Unnecessary Tests and Treatments,”
Kaiser Health News (10/31/2011)
“Physician Checklist Zaps Wasteful Spending,”
HealthLeaders Media (10/27/2011)
“Primary Care Docs Urged to Cut Care Not Medically Beneficial,”
MedPage Today (10/20/2011)
“Groups explore Medicare savings, quality ideas,”
Healthcare Finance News (10/19/2011)
“Heeding advice on primary care ‘don’ts’ would save $6.7 billion annually,”
American Medical News (10/19/2011)
“National Physician’s Alliance Identifies Over $5 Billion in Potential Savings,”
National Coalition on Health Care (10/5/2011)
“Top 5 Lists Top $5 Billion”, Archives of Internal Medicine (10/5/2011)
“Putting the Charter into Practice Grantee: National Physicians Alliance,”
The Medical Professionalism Blog, by NPA member Stephen Smith (12/2/2011)
“Choosing brand-name over generic statins can cost billions,”
heartwire (10/3/2011)
“‘Top 5′ Lists Top $5 Billion,”
Archives of Internal Medicine (10/1/2011)
“Unnecessary EKGs – The Heart of the Matter,”
The Medical Professionalism Blog, by NPA member Stephen Smith (9/20/2011)
“The Top 5,”
MyPhysicalTherapySpace.Com Blog (7/23/2011)
“Tips for improving quality of primary care,”
The Clinical Advisor (7/15/2011)
“Research Aims to Reduce Over-Practicing Among PCPS,”
MedHok (7/6/2011)
“Article on Top Five Patient Care Tips Mirrors Many Existing AAFP Policies,”
AAFP (6/20/2011)
“When to just say no,”
Center for Medical Consumers (6/10/2011)
“Doctors Dos and Don’ts,”
One Medical Group Blog (6/10/2011)
“Panel targets primary care ‘don’ts,”
AMA’s American Medical News (6/3/2011)
“How primary care physicians can improve health and lower costs,”
KevinMD.com (6/2/2011)
“National Physicians Alliance: The Top 5 Ways To Improve Primary Care; Pediatrics,”
Health Sprocket (5/26/2011)
“US doctors identify top five activities that can be reduced,”
British Medical Journal (5/26/2011)
“Report: Fewer Antibiotic Rx, Tests Could Improve Care,”
California Healthline (5/25/2011)
“GPs told that less is more,”
BestHealth from BMJ Group (5/25/2011)
“National Physicians Alliance Releases ‘Top 5′ Lists for Improving Primary Care,”
Physician’s First Watch (5/25/2011)
“Top Five Clinical Activities Identified for Improving Care,”
DoctorsLounge (5/25/2011)
“Top 5 list to improve quality of primary care medicine,”
HealthNewsReview Blog (5/25/2011)
“Improving Patient Care Possible with 12 Key Activities,”
Insider Medicine (5/24/2011)
“Physicians name top 5 areas of concern in pediatrics, family medicine and internal medicine,”
Healthcare Finance News (5/24/2011)
“News Review from Harvard Medical School – Improving Medical Care, at Lower Cost?”
InteliHealth (5/24/2011)
“AIM: Imaging dominates list of primary care don’ts,”
Cardiovascular Business (5/24/2011)
“NPA Names ‘Top 5′ Cost Drivers in Primary Care,”
HealthLeaders Media (5/24/2011)
“Doctors Can Improve Patient Care with 12 Key Activities,”
Insider Medicine (5/24/2011)
“Fewer tests, less antibiotics improve primary care,”
Fierce Healthcare (5/24/2011)
“Most Wasteful Treatments , Procedures in Primary Care,”
MedScape (5/23/2011)
“Top 5 Recommendations for Improving Primary Care Issued Today by National Physicians Alliance,”
HelpingYouCare (5/23/2011)
“Physicians’ Group Targets Inappropriate Tests, Treatments,”
news@JAMA (5/23/2011)
“The ‘Top 5′ Lists in Primary Care: Meeting the Responsibility of Professionalism,”
Archives of Internal Medicine (5/23/2011)

Barbara Meier schreibt seit vielen Jahren für die NPAlliance Ratgeber und Testberichte. Dabei legt sie großen Wert auf die Ausführlichkeit sowie Richtigkeit ihrer Artikel. Sie zählt zu den wenigen Experten in ihrem Gebiet und hat sich über die letzten Jahren einen Namen in der Gesundheitsbranche gemacht.