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James O'Connor, MD

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Meaningful Use - Doctors Have No Choice

The pros and cons of the meaningful use incentive program are not really the problem. The problem is that, once again, we physicians are subject to a mandate over which we have little control and no choice whether to comply.


James Riviezzo

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Soften the Blow of High Deductible Health Plans

High deductible health plans hit patients' wallets hard, here's how to cushion the blow for your practice.


James Varrell, MD

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Increasing Access to Mental Care with Telepsychiatry

With a growing shortage of mental health providers, primary-care doctors can use telepsychiatry to outsource mental health patients.


Janelle Hanna, PA-C

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Telehealth: A Modern Way to Deliver Healthcare

Certified PAs, who are on the front lines in many rural areas, deliver specialized care utilizing telehealth.


Janet Colwell

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Concierge Medicine Is Growing

Once thought of as elitist, more physicians are considering converting to concierge practice. Here are the numbers.


Janet Kidd Stewart

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Physicians Find Relief from Burnout in DPC

Feeling burnout symptoms, physicians nationwide are changing their practice models to subscription-based clinics.


Janet Munro

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Digital Solutions the Key to Behavioral Health's Future

Digital health technologies offer the potential for close and cost-effective, long-term remote monitoring of patients with mental health disorders.


Janice C. Simmons

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Douse Physician Burnout

Ease the effects of career exhaustion


Janice Rosenberg

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Operations: Tales From the Front

Front-desk staff know more than you think about running a successful practice. All you have to do is ask. So we did.


Jason A. Borton, MD

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‘How My Hobby Has Made Me a Better Physician’

Jason A. Borton, MD, on the parallels between growing giant pumpkins and life in the emergency department.


Jason E. Lopata

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Preparing for RAC Audits

Medicare is getting more aggressive with audits through its Recovery Audit Contractor program. Here’s how to assess your billing procedures to avoid audits, and establish a process for when a RAC does come knocking.


Jason J. Davidson

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Five Tips for Making a Dynamic First Impression on Your Patients

In the first 10 seconds to 30 seconds of a patient's visit, you can make a big difference in their satisfaction with your medical practice.


Jason Lewis

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Top Five Trends in Medical Office Leasing

With major changes occurring in healthcare reform, the economy, medical tourism, and the overall age and health of the American population, the medical office market has been greatly impacted. The following highlights the top five trends in medical office leasing and how these trends affect you, the tenant.


Jason Romer

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Medical Practice Health IT Audits: 10 Reasons to Review Your Tech

Medical practices are no strangers to audits. But health IT audits are critical to the financial, legal, and operational success of your office.


Jayne Oliva

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Pre-Planning the Office Visit

Ease your schedule with pre- and post-visit planning


Jean Sheridan

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Not for Businessmen Only

Grow your practice through networking


Jeanine Joy, Ph.D.

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Florida's Ruling on Suicide Puts Physicians at Risk

A recent ruling on patient suicides by the Florida Supreme Court puts physicians at added risk for something they have little control over.


Jef Feeley

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Drafting an Airtight Sexual Harassment Policy

Harassment awards can take a bite out of a practice's pocketbook - not to mention reputation.


Jeff Davidson

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4 Tips to survive February

With only 28 days, February is a short month but it can still add to physician burnout.


Jeff Gatewood

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Meeting Medicare AWV Compliance Requirements

Many medical practices are billing for Medicare's AWV without providing a detailed and personalized plan at the visit. Here's what they should do.


Jeff Hertzberg, MD, MS

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Using Social Networking as a Marketing Tool

Today doctors are competing for patients in a radically changed marketplace. One of the most important emerging technologies in that space is Internet-based social networking.


Jeff Mongelli

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Is Biometric Authentication the Future of Healthcare Security?

Think passwords are passé and that biometrics will come to the rescue to keep healthcare records safe? Think again - it's only one part of the security puzzle.


Jeff Peters

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Are They Smiling?

Measuring patient satisfaction can lead to better care and better pay. Here's how to do it.


Jeff Wescott

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Get Out of Bad Contracts

More groups are getting control over their revenue by rejecting unfair managed care contracts


Jeff Wood

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What Patients Want in Billing and Payment

A recent survey explores how patients and practices don't see eye to eye when it comes to billing and payment.


Jeff Zabin

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Tech Upgrades Pay Off for Small Practices

While upgrading your technology may cost you, it will pay off in the long run, according to recent research efforts.


Jeffrey B. Milburn

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Finance: How to Pay Your Doctors

Few things in medical practice can cause as much rancor as the development of a new physician compensation plan. Divvying up limited revenue bruises egos and leads to charges of unfairness - especially in oncology, with its numerous subspecialists of varying income expectations. Better know how to do it right.


Jeffrey D. Brunken

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Practice tip of the week: Ways to avoid a malpractice suit

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.


Jeffrey Raymond

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Be Your Own Landlord?

The pros and cons of owning your own medical building


Jeffrey Segal, MD

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IdeaLab: Top 10 Ways to Keep Lawyers at Bay

One spine surgeon’s take on reducing your chances of being sued for malpractice.

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