May 1st 2024
Which states are the worst to be a nurse in this year?
April 5th 2024
Health care could use some hiring tips from Southwest Airlines.
March 14th 2024
Health care employers have the obligation to protect their employees and their patients, while also complying with applicable state and federal laws.
This is the first product the author has seen that combines both quantitative and qualitative feedback from patients.
March 7th 2024
It's imperative for healthcare leaders to scrutinize their current workplace violence prevention processes and establish policies that ensure safe and supportive employment environments.
3 core drivers of telemedicine success in a hybrid care delivery ecosystem
Like in any ecosystem, the interplay between functions is paramount to success.
How air-quality science can improve physician practice office safety
Apply lessons from this discipline to create safer care environments for your patients.
Asset Protection and Physician Family Businesses
A bare minimum checklist for your business.
Three ways healthcare facilities are rebounding from COVID-19
Leaders from several organizations explain how they’re meeting the needs of their patients and employees.
Managing and terminating staff who refuse to comply with COVID19 safety recommendations
Employers should continue to enforce all recommended COVID precautions within the practice and remain vigilant of changes in state and federal laws.
5 ways to reengage patients in the COVID19 era
It is critical to provide crystal clear communications along every step, including where they should park and how to check-in upon arrival.
PPE composition: Variations matter
Not all PPE materials are created equal and composition will change how you use this equipment in your workplace.
Reopening elective surgeries after COVID19
As you map out your practice's reopening plan, it’s important that it continues to prioritize patient care.
Ensuring a smooth ‘Go-Live’ process in the COVID-19 era
Moving charting software implementation out of the testing phase and into reality does not have to be a high-stress event.
The pros and cons of private practice versus hospital employment
What physicians should consider when choosing their path.
The health disparities of systemic racism
Systemic racism is also a public health issue.
Reopening Facilities After COVID-19: Strategies for mitigating risk
Now that some states are beginning to open up public spaces, what should nursing homes and assisted living facilities do to mitigate their risk for lawsuits going forward?
Leveraging digital and policy tools to address the COVID-19 Behavioral Health Crisis
An estimated 56 percent of adults report the pandemic has negatively impacted their mental health.
Top five best things about being an independent physician
In honor of Independence Day, here are five of the top good things about remaining an independent physician.
12 steps providers can adopt to better cope with the effects of COVID19
It starts with mindfulness, nutrition, and exercise
A clinic’s lesson after opening during COVID19
How a high-volume clinic opened during the pandemic by planning for three principal areas of importance.
Written employment contract updates for physician practices to consider in the wake of COVID19
Revise contracts now with practical solutions for potential disaster that could occur in the future.
How practices are tackling pandemic staffing
From furloughing employees to implementing strict safety protocols, here's how practices have tackled pandemic staffing.
5 things physician practices need to do when hiring during a pandemic
How to spruce up your recruitment game if you’re hiring.
Get ready for the rebound: How to make patients feel safe enough to come back
Start planning as soon as possible, no matter the current status of your community.
Best states for physicians in 2020: 5 states with the highest physician density
These five states are home to the largest number of physicians.
The End of an Era: Closing your practice
Closing a practice for retirement is a hard decision as it is-here are tips to make closing your doors smoother.
Physicians working fewer hours due to furloughs and layoffs
COVID19 fallout is causing a heretofore unexperienced staffing crisis.
How social determinants of health play a role in obesity
By addressing these determinants in routine patient care, physicians may be better able to reduce obesity and its complications.
The best states for physicians in 2020: 5 states with the highest state tax collections per capita
Which state do you think has the highest tax per capita?
Practice closures and staff layoffs resulting from pandemic
Nearly 58,000 primary care practices projected to close by end of June.
Mindfulness: Leveraging its benefits during healthcare crises
Ironically, times of stress are when we need to be on top of our game.
The best states for physicians in 2020: The 11 worst states
Physicians might not get the most bang for the buck in these states.
Simple tasks to significantly improve your practice’s online reputation
How changes to basic processes in your practice can have a positive impact.
The return of in-person visits
Patients returning to the waiting room need reassurance-and rules.
