Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.
In the wake of COVID-19, healthcare organizations are scrambling to not only protect their patients' lives, but their data and privacy as well.
Positioning yourself and your practice for a smooth transition takes time and thoughtful planning.
Utilizing a resilience training program in times of high stress that integrates leading intervention strategies can harness the brain’s complex ability to change its response to stressors, to recover more quickly from stress, and to build resilience.
Trends in medical audits and what physicians can expect.
Manual coding is slow, inaccurate, and cost inflexible.
Physicians Practice® spoke with Nick Cherukuri, the CEO and Founder of ThirdEye Gen, to discuss the potential new application of a visual technology to the world of healthcare.
Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.
How health systems can leverage artificial intelligence to reduce patient no-shows, revolutionize physician scheduling and improve patient outcomes.
More Compliance Officers (CO) are engaging in Virtual Compliance Assistance (VCA) as an affordable option to quickly adapt to the industry’s shifting regulatory environment.
Three steps to driving organizational improvement by rethinking staffing strategies.
Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.
Americans are changing how they use health care. Now is the time for primary care to rebuild relationships with them.
There's good news on the federal level that will help keep texting from falling victim to the same spam fate as phone calls and emails.
Text messaging patients is a great way to increase recalls and keep them healthy. Texting campaigns have increased patient services revenue and improved care compliance. Simple text message templates, scheduled in advance, will make it easy for your staff.
The differences between the two are important to note in your consideration of your collection strategy
With seamless technology enabling collaboration between in-office and remote teams, administrative workflows can be managed efficiently, ensuring continuity of care.
You do not have to keep working hard, paying huge taxes, and letting what you have left sitting in the bank doing nothing.
Some providers are taking steps to serve those that have historically been neglected.
The pandemic provided valuable insight on how a medical practice can thrive with fewer people.
Interoperability is needed now more than ever.
Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.
Peer review privileges can apply to multiple credentialing, privileging and quality assurance and improvement processes.
Technology offers promising solutions to alleviate administrative challenges and free up valuable time for clinicians to focus on direct patient care.
The majority concluded that the mental intent requirement does indeed apply not only to the conduct in issuing a prescription but also to a prescriber’s awareness of whether the prescription is authorized.
Patients are clamoring for care as the physician shortage gets worse. Here’s why nurse practitioners and physician assistants are part of the solution.
Peer review privileges can apply to multiple credentialing, privileging and quality assurance and improvement processes.