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Chad Wege
Chad Wege

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Using natural language processing to improve prepayment reviews

The post-payment review process can be lengthy, cumbersome, administratively inefficient, and result in provider abrasion.


Kathryn S. Beard, JD

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Preparing for price transparency requirements and patient demands

Stay ahead of regulators, proactively address growing consumerism demands, and provide patients with price transparency before it is required.



Jeff Bullard, MD

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A tech-powered future will increase personalized patient care

Used effectively, new technologies can deepen the existing, trust-based relationships that so many patients have with their physicians.


Victor Bornstein, PhD

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Malpractice Claims and Artificial Intelligence

Physicians Practice® spoke with Victor Bornstein, CEO and founder of JustPoint, a new firm powered by artificial intelligence, about how they are analyzing malpractice claims and pairing up prosecutors and defendants with the best counsel possible.


Simon G. Talbot, MD

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Moral injury: The problem facing physicians

The patients’ needs cannot always win-and often don’t.


Balu Nair

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Advancing analytics to improve the patient journey

How your practice can leverage analytics to improve satisfaction and outcomes.


Jon Luehrs, MBA

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Three easy ways to boost your practice’s search rankings

How you can get new patients by using Google and other search engines.


Alex Harrington

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5 Ways to defend from ransomware attacks

Practices and hospitals focus on training employees against social engineering attacks. But they risk leaving themselves open to attacks that exploit network software vulnerabilities.


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Austin Ward

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4 ways autonomous coding prevents claim denials at the source

Behind today's high denial rates lies a fundamental tension – coding requirements grow increasingly complex as coding resources lessen.


Mark Pratt, MD
Mark Pratt, MD

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How AI can ease the burnout crisis

Physician burnout may be down, but AI-powered ambient listening and predictive analytics are still essential to lighten documentation loads and protect patient care.


Jade L. Bedell

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Turning cancellations into revenue

A new scheduling system can revolutionize medical practice


Wendy Dean, MD

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Moral injury: The problem facing physicians

The patients’ needs cannot always win-and often don’t.


Amy Zemke

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How to be an effective, crisis-ready healthcare leader

Strong leadership is always important, but especially in times of crisis. Leaders set themselves apart when they use their head and heart to respond, communicate and connect. Those who make this a priority are best able to maintain continuity and successfully move through a crisis situation.


Jay Moore, MD

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Helping patients catch up on preventative care

Doctors need to address patients’ worries about costs.


Rohit Vashisht

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Top 5 business benefits of early AI-analytics adopters

How artificial intelligence can benefit your business.


David Hunt

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Improve senior patient communication with technology

Virtual care technology can ultimately help improve outcomes in your senior patient population.


John Mazur

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Leveraging brand intelligence in health care

Building positive relationships with patients by tapping into the power of artificial intelligence.


Jonathan Bumgarner, JD

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Workplace violence in health care settings

A new focus for enforcement agencies?


Helen Combs
Helen Combs

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Are clinical trials right for your practice? Assessing the strategic fit

Participating in clinical trials can vastly improve patient outcomes and accelerate your practice’s reputation and ability to attract top-tier talent.


Justin Jacobson
Justin Jacobson

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How every practice can meet patient demands for digital convenience

Today's patients are looking for convenience, and technology can provide it.


Sarah Foehrenbacher

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Medical residents’ top financial questions and the questions that should follow as careers take shape

Financial planning is one area where you can benefit from asking a lot of questions, leaning on experts and continuously learning.


Grant Gibson
Grant Gibson

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Cybersecurity in healthcare: How to protect patient data

The healthcare sector experienced the highest average data breach cost of any industry in 2022.


Daya Shankar

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Accelerating the shift from fee-for-service to value-based care

The shift from fee-for-service to value-based care is no cakewalk.


Rob Stuart

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The claims and billing process' impact on patients

Think claims and billing processes don’t affect patient attitudes? Think again.


Austin Littrell

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Unpacking Medicare’s $15B skin substitute boom, with HHS-OIG Regional Inspector General David Tawes, M.A.

David Tawes, M.A., regional inspector general at HHS-OIG, joins the show to discuss Medicare’s $15 billion skin substitute boom, fraud risks and how policymakers aim to curb abuse without limiting patient care.


Joe Schmid

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Data-driven patient engagement strategies in preventive care

How data enables health systems and clinics to better understand and communicate with their unique patient community.


Allen Foucht, BSN, RN, CLSSBM

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The latest healthcare KPI influencing the experience: Patient alone time

It’s no secret that the longer a patient waits to be seen, the more likely their dissatisfaction for the experience climbs.


Julie A. DeLoia, PhD

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Learning is key to success for independent MDs

Programs are now more affordable and time-sensitive; use them to survive market uncertainties.


Karen D. Adinolfi, JD

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Navigating employees’ charged behavior in the health care workplace

Health care employers have the obligation to protect their employees and their patients, while also complying with applicable state and federal laws.

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