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Jennifer Arnold

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Working the Phones

Many practices using telephony applications report that the payoffs can be greater than expected


Jennifer Frank MD

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Career or calling: Should my children be physicians?

After a patient asked, one physician wonders why her children aren’t going into medicine.


Jennifer Frank, MD

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Practice tip of the week: How to ensure documentation accuracy

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.


Jennifer Hanscom

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The Female Physician Perspective on Healthcare Today

A recent survey indicates female physicians are more positive about their profession and healthcare reform than their male peers.


Jennifer Swindle

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Coding: Your Top Coding Concerns Solved

Tips from our biweekly e-mail newsletter. This issue: Consult or referral? Documentation is critical.



Jennnifer Frank, MD

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Establishing Professional Boundaries for Physicians

One of the challenges with physician work-life balance is maintaining boundaries - specifically when guilt gets in the way.


Jenny Conviser, PsyD

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Using Pinterest to Market Your Medical Practice

Pinterest is quickly becoming the next big social media outlet, so here's an easy guide on how your practice can get online and connect with patients.


Jeremy Delinsky

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Practice Management Lab: You Call That a Payment?

Underpayments and "zero-pays" are a growing problem. Here's some advice to help you handle them.


Jeremy Fischer, DO

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EHRs Can Improve the Patient-Doctor Relationship

EHRs are still cumbersome and have not yet reached their potential. Yet, they will eventually better patient relations.


Jerome Arnett Jr., MD

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Second Opinion: ‘Professionalism’ - No Substitute for Medical Ethics

Pulmonologist Jerome Arnett Jr. on the folly of so-called medical “professionalism.”


Jerry Henderson

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Physical Therapist Referrals: 4 Metrics to Consider

How can you tell if the therapist to whom you refer patients is the right fit? Here are four metrics to consider.


Jessica Langely

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Empowering Medical Assistants Helps Improve Patient Care

One medical group in Massachusetts learned the power of using medical assistants to improve quality of care.


Jessie Dorne, PA-C

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Expanding Practice Scope with Urgent Care Services

Certified PAs can help primary-care physicians grow their practices by expanding urgent care services to capture sick visits and emergent procedures.


Ji Hyun (CJ) Chun, PA-C

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The Diabetes Crisis and How PAs Can Help Manage It

Physician assistants can be a key teammate for medical practices in the management, education, and support of diabetic patients.


Jim Camp

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Patient Care Skills Can Aid Physicians at Negotiations

In any negotiation, it's important to consider the needs of the other side. But there's a difference between true altruism and absolute self-sacrifice.


Jim Sacher

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Are You in Compliance?

Whether or not your practice has a full-time billing staff or outsources this function, billing remains the backbone of the revenue cycle in the practice.


Jim Watson

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ACOs and the Potential Impact on Your Medical Practice

If an ACO comes knocking on the door of your medical practice, here are some pointers to assess your potential new partners.


Jimmy W. Burnett

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Eight Pressure Points for Physicians This Year

We are nearly halfway through the year. What should be on physicians' radar for the rest of 2016? Here are eight things to look at.


Joan Roediger

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Let the Leaders Lead

Imagine managing a multimillion-dollar company without any formal rules in place to outline how the business is run, the roles of leadership, and decision-making processes. You'd be surprised just how many medical practices operate this way.


Joan Szabo

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Patient Satisfaction: When You Don't Satisfy

Patient satisfaction surveys are becoming more common in private practice. What do you do when your patients are unhappy?


JoAnna Haugen

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Staffing Right for Population Health in Small Practices

When engaging in new population health initiatives, ensure your practice is properly allocating its staff and expanding strategically.


Joanne Tetrault

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The Great Practice Makeover: RX for Solo FP

She started medical school at middle age. But life experience gave her little advantage when it came time to manage a practice.


Joe Capko

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7 ways to help new physicians succeed

A new work environment can be challenging for newly graduated physicians as well as more experienced physicians. Here are seven ways to help make the onboarding process seamless.


Johanna Epstein

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Five Ways to Decrease Patient Wait Times

More and more, patient wait times are going to be vital to improving satisfaction and bottom-line revenue. Here are five ways to shrink wait times.


John C. Erickson III

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Hospital Employment and Physicians’ ‘Outside’ Business Interests

A physician considering hospital employment should also consider the effect on their healthcare business interests outside of their practice.


John C. Ivins, Jr.

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OSHA Focusing on Workplace Violence in Medical Practices

Protecting your practice from violence is a must, both for overall safety and to avoid penalties from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.


John Carter

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Blind justice

The good doctor argues the need for malpractice tort reform.


John Fanburg and Edward Hilzenrath

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How The 60-Day Repayment Rule Will Impact You

The 60-Day Rule, which forces physicians to return overpayments to CMS, was recently clarified. What should physicians know about it?


John Gramer

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Physicians’ View of Meaningful Quality Metrics

How do physicians view meaningful quality metrics, as defined by CMS? Not favorably, according to one survey.

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