Tips for avoiding adverse drug events in elderly and chronically ill populations.
Patients now expect rapid healthcare productivity and connections.
The pandemic has made telemedicine a necessity, rather than an option.
Harnessing these new digital tools can help your practice grow.
The lack of useful claims data from payers can present a major stumbling block to taking on medical management and risk. Practices can get the information they need with a health analytics partner.
Program focuses on improving quality and reducing cost, while maintaining patient choice.
Consider education and experience when hiring nurses for your practice.
CMS rules to simplify E/M coding and reemphasize patient narrative.
Self-insuring sees increased incentive following increased malpractice claim severity.
Factors including consolidation and monetary desensitization are to blame.
Physician practices should consider these five major categories of capabilities to examine in any telehealth solution.
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Exponential healthcare data growth increases the chances of earlier rare disease diagnosis and treatment.
How changes to basic processes in your practice can have a positive impact.
What you need to know to make your practice cyber-resilient.
Involvement in change efforts can help reduce gender biases and discrimination.
If the physician is the captain of a patient’s care, then a fully automated pharmacy is key to running a very tight ship.
Clinicians must assume business leadership roles to create a better patient-centered health future.
Physicians Practice® spoke with Dr. Wayne Jonas about the rise in reported burnout among physicians, especially during the pandemic, and how the industry can work to overcome stigmas and begin to address these issues.
Physician engagement is key to clinical and financial performance.
Not all PPE materials are created equal and composition will change how you use this equipment in your workplace.
Key takeaways from the OIG report on remote patient monitoring.
Physicians are still reluctant to embrace the technologies that will ease burdens.
Results from Luma Health's survey are discussed.
CMS is working to reduce bureaucratic efforts that create barriers for health care professionals who are prioritizing patient care over paperwork.
CMS is working to reduce bureaucratic efforts that create barriers for health care professionals who are prioritizing patient care over paperwork.
44 percent of doctors report burnout, with 15 percent reporting colloquial or clinical depression.