Authors


Keith L. Martin

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5 strategies for dealing with uncertainty

Medicine, like life, is everchanging. Here’s some strategies for abating stress in your practice.


Kelli Fleming

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Rules of the Road for Texting Patient Information

Are you texting a fellow provider or a patient? Here is what you should know with regards to HIPAA and compliance.


Kellie Rowden-Racette

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Negotiating Deals with Tech Vendors

Now 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?


Kelly Calero, PA-C

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PAs Assist Post-Surgical Patients with Goal Setting

Setting goals is an important step in recovery for cardiac patients; PAs can help your patients set and follow short- and long-term goals.


Ken Karpay

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Publisher’s Note: The Brand’s the Thing

Branding 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.


Ken Terry

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Patient Portals: Beyond Meaningful Use

While practices are using patient portals to show meaningful use of EHRs, they can also help increase practice efficiency and improve the quality of care.


Kendra Thomsen, PA-C

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PAs are Altering the Course of Chronic Kidney Disease

Certified PAs and other healthcare providers can follow this simple assessment protocol to help with early detection of chronic kidney disease.


Kenneth Hertz

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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.


Kevin Perlberg

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Your Money: Making Sure You're Covered

How to get (and keep) your medical malpractice coverage despite the current crisis.


Kevin Radbill, DO

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Am I Too Young to Burnout?

Family physician Kevin Radbill on how passion can triumph over burnout.


Kim C. Stanger

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Seven Tips for Avoiding HIPAA Penalties in 2015

HIPAA "willful neglect" violations can cost medical practices hundreds of thousands of dollars. Here's how to prevent them from occurring at your practice.


Kim Labow

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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.



Kim Williams

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Practice Management Lab: Pinpointing Your Collections Problems

What should you do when your reports indicate a billing problem?


KrisEmily McCrory, MD

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5 ways to make this your best year yet

Think about what you want to accomplish this year, then list how you can achieve your goals.


Kristen Smithwick

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Physician-Industry Collaboration and the Sunshine Act

In a new Age of Transparency regarding physician-industry collaboration, there are ways to advance medicine and allay patient concerns over payments.


Kristi Kincheloe, PA-C

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Bridging the Gap, How PAs Serve Mental Health Patients

Certified PAs are stepping in to provide much needed mental health services in communities hard hit by psychiatrist shortages.


Kristy Matschullat, PA-C

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Certified PAs Can Keep ED Patients from Bouncing Back

The lack of communication physicians receive about their patients who have been to the emergency department leads to poor care coordination.



Kyle Claussen, JD

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Why You Should Look at Your Non-Compete Clause Closely

Here are a few areas of a typical non-compete clause to look closer at when signing your employment contract.


Kyle Haubrich, JD

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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?



Kyle Tormoehlen

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Selling Your Medical Practice: 4 Steps to Take First

Whether actively marketing your practice for sale, or curious about the process, here are four steps to help you make informed decisions about the future.


L. Patrick James, MD

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Can HIT Live Up to the Hype?

Health information technology is playing a critical role in delivering data to the point of care when and how physicians need it.


Laird Harrison

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Seven communication sins every practice should avoid

A lack of communication can lead to inefficiency in medical practice, says one expert. What are a few communications sins to avoid?


Lance Carroll, MD

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Practice Models (Part I): Say Goodbye to Insurance Companies

Have you been dreaming of a different way to practice? One Texas physician explains how his unique no-insurance practice model works for him - and his patients.


Lanny R. Copeland, MD

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'What Giving Back Means to Me'

Around the world and at home, physicians are called to serve, notes family physician Lanny R. Copeland.


Laura Palmer

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Three New Ways Physicians, Practice Administrators Will Collaborate

Practice administrators and physicians have differing areas of focus, but must collaborate for practice success. Here are three new partnerships for both roles.


Laura Young

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Connecting Primary-Care Physicians with Behavioral Data

HIEs are increasingly connecting providers centered around primary-care, but what about behavioral data?


Lauren Garraux and James Scheuermann

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Fighting Back Against Insurer Recoupment Demands

Two lawyers share a way that healthcare providers can challenge insurer recoupments in the ongoing struggle with payers relating to provider reimbursement.

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