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.
Health information technology is playing a critical role in delivering data to the point of care when and how physicians need it.
A lack of communication can lead to inefficiency in medical practice, says one expert. What are a few communications sins to avoid?
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.
Around the world and at home, physicians are called to serve, notes family physician Lanny R. Copeland.
Practice administrators and physicians have differing areas of focus, but must collaborate for practice success. Here are three new partnerships for both roles.
HIEs are increasingly connecting providers centered around primary-care, but what about behavioral data?
Two lawyers share a way that healthcare providers can challenge insurer recoupments in the ongoing struggle with payers relating to provider reimbursement.
A couple of years ago, my own physician sent me a hand-scrawled note along with some lab results that had turned out normal: “Hope you’re feeling better!” No provider before or since has made such a gesture - I’d call it alternative practice, in fact - and it’s one that really stuck with me.
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It is predicted that 50 percent of Americans will be obese by the year 2030. It is time to increase public awareness and research into this disease.
Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.
Economic opportunity, a busy international airport, and a warm climate are fueling our move from Massachusetts to Sin City, and from owner to employed.
Here are 10 advantages of joining a physician-owned mega group.
New data from Quest Diagnostics suggests while the rate of misuse of prescription drugs is high, there are strategies for physicians to use with patients.
Having a data breach response plan on paper isn't enough. Practice staff expected to implement it must understand and be equipped to execute their tasks.
The pandemic has shown that medical misinformation can spread as quickly as a deadly disease.
The physician-patient relationship can be terminated for any non-discriminatory reason with proper notice. It is best to do so as cordially as possible.
With paperwork piles getting ever higher, more physicians have been trying to buck the trend by charging their patients administrative fees.
Everyone, whether a medical student or attending physician, has had a scary moment, but my greatest fear is that I have not yet had my scariest moment.
Not using e-prescribing yet? You should be. It's easy, it saves time, it reduces risk. And by 2009, it'll be mandatory.
Can't decide between myriad EHR vendors in your quest to meet meaningful use? Here are five tips for a DIY approach based on one practice's experience.
Can your EHR increase your risk? Yes, when used incorrectly. Here are potential technology pitfalls that can expose your practice to new malpractice risks.
An in-depth look at maximizing your quality component on the MIPS pathway of MACRA. How do you choose the right measures?
Increase transparency at your health system to decrease internal competition for recruits.
As demand for part-time schedules increases among physicians, medical practices that don't offer flexibility will struggle with recruitment and retention.
Despite how you feel about the ICD-10 delay, make it work for you, not against you. Here are five planning strategies to consider.