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Say No to YesAre you always saying yes to every request? Here’s how to find the fine point between professional obligations and personal priorities.
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'My Best Practice Management Idea'How family physician Katharina Scharruhn and her partner-husband learned to treat their practice like a business.
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‘What Surprised Me Most About Being a Physician’Internist Kathleen Summers learns about keeping an open mind when there’s no evidence as she encounters patients who want to try alternative medical treatments.
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Freelance PhysiciansReal-world stories about the pros and cons of using hospitalists or internists
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End-of-Life Care and the Physician-Assisted Suicide DebateFor many docs, end-of-life care is a sticky subject and one that has been forced upon them by expectations of the medical system.
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Overcoming the Top 5 MACRA MisconceptionsThere are a lot of misconceptions over MACRA and what it entails. Here are five of the most common myths.
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Medical marijuana: 9 questions physicians get askedCannabis is still a touchy subject for medical professionals. As a result, it can be intimidating for patients to ask for information.
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10 Steps to Help Make Your Practice Labor CompliantProtect your practice from potential legal problems over labor laws. Here are 10 steps you can take.
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5 strategies for dealing with uncertaintyMedicine, like life, is everchanging. Here’s some strategies for abating stress in your practice.
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Rules of the Road for Texting Patient InformationAre you texting a fellow provider or a patient? Here is what you should know with regards to HIPAA and compliance.
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Negotiating Deals with Tech VendorsNow that you’ve decided which vendor will supply your new EMR (or practice management system, or other large IT purchase), it’s time to hammer out a deal. How do you negotiate the best terms for one of the biggest purchases your practice will ever make?
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PAs Assist Post-Surgical Patients with Goal SettingSetting goals is an important step in recovery for cardiac patients; PAs can help your patients set and follow short- and long-term goals.
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Publisher’s Note: The Brand’s the ThingBranding is a lot more than just creating a new logo or Web site. It’s a process that you can use to define the essence of your practice.
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Patient Portals: Beyond Meaningful UseWhile practices are using patient portals to show meaningful use of EHRs, they can also help increase practice efficiency and improve the quality of care.
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PAs are Altering the Course of Chronic Kidney DiseaseCertified PAs and other healthcare providers can follow this simple assessment protocol to help with early detection of chronic kidney disease.
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Physicians Practice Pearls: The Value of First Impressions“Doctor’s office - please hold,” is not what anyone wants to hear when calling your practice, especially for the first time. Teach staff how to handle your calls properly.
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Your Money: Making Sure You're CoveredHow to get (and keep) your medical malpractice coverage despite the current crisis.
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Am I Too Young to Burnout?Family physician Kevin Radbill on how passion can triumph over burnout.
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Seven Tips for Avoiding HIPAA Penalties in 2015HIPAA "willful neglect" violations can cost medical practices hundreds of thousands of dollars. Here's how to prevent them from occurring at your practice.
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How Can Your Practice Improve the Patient Experience?Here are six ways practices can better drive patient engagement and increase satisfaction.
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Practice Management Lab: Pinpointing Your Collections ProblemsWhat should you do when your reports indicate a billing problem?
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5 ways to make this your best year yetThink about what you want to accomplish this year, then list how you can achieve your goals.
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Physician-Industry Collaboration and the Sunshine ActIn a new Age of Transparency regarding physician-industry collaboration, there are ways to advance medicine and allay patient concerns over payments.
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Bridging the Gap, How PAs Serve Mental Health PatientsCertified PAs are stepping in to provide much needed mental health services in communities hard hit by psychiatrist shortages.
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Certified PAs Can Keep ED Patients from Bouncing BackThe lack of communication physicians receive about their patients who have been to the emergency department leads to poor care coordination.
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Why You Should Look at Your Non-Compete Clause CloselyHere are a few areas of a typical non-compete clause to look closer at when signing your employment contract.
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If it could happen to Anthem, could it happen to you?Insurance giant Anthem was recently tagged with a $16 million-dollar HIPAA penalty. What can you do to keep your solo or small practice from getting hit?
