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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.


John Ingalls, MD

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IdeaLab: ‘How I Realized My Dream Practice’

John Ingalls, MD, explains how he built his ideal practice by putting his own (and his family’s) happiness first.


John K. Jarboe, MD

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'My Turn as the Patient'

John K. Jarboe, MD, on how he came to appreciate the power of living a healthy life.


John McCormack

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EMR Interface: Making Hardware Fit Your Needs

Evaluate your peripheral options carefully when purchasing an EMR. If your physicians are uncomfortable with the PDA or tablet PC you choose, they’ll go back to paper.


John Peabody, MD

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3 Things for Physicians to Know about MACRA

A reported 84 percent of independent physicians unsure what MACRA demands of them. Here's three things to know about complying with it.


John Redding, MD

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Choosing an ACO: Shared Savings Distribution and Key Questions

Physicians who perform their due diligence and make a fully informed decision are more likely to select an appropriate ACO partner.


John Squire

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Why you should know your patient’s behavior styles

Understanding your patients' behavioral styles can help you customize their practice experience and boost satisfaction. Here's how.


John T. Murphy, MD

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A Better Office, By Design

One physician's experience with office design


John-Henry Pfifferling, PhD

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Medical Partnership Divorces: Lessons Learned

Divorce is usually experienced as a personal, familial, and social loss. Afterward, each person needs to recover without permanent negative consequences from their losses, grieve, learn, and go on to better futures. Parallel issues occur in medical partnership divorce: the breaking of legal, professional, and social bonds in a partnership.



Jon Zimring

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The Law: Dealing With Dr. Dangerous

Have you discovered that a physician (or other provider) in your practice may be putting patients at risk? You must act - but be careful about how.


Jonathan Leffert, MD

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Having Insurance Does Not Make Care Affordable

A physician receives a hefty out-of-pocket medical bill and ponders what other patients in his situation are forced to do.



Jonathan McCallister

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Recovering Lost Data

Your system crashed and your data is gone. Now what?


Joncé Smith

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4 ways to prepare for MACRA in 2019

Revenue cycle management tips to enhance cash flow under the 2019 Quality Payment Program Final Rule.


Jordan Miller, MD

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Tips for Succeeding at MIPS

With the CMS' Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) and value-based care model in full effect, it's important for physicians to understand what MIPS means for their practices.


Jordan Rosenfeld

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8 Tips for medical malpractice defense

Prepare as if you expect to be sued.


Jordon Katz

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Your Money: Office Politics, Inertia Cost You Money

How to handle uncooperative partners.

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