When step-therapy steps your patient into a rabbit hole
Step therapy protocols not only delays necessary treatment but can lead to adverse reactions that ultimately increase rather than lower health care costs.
Health care myth-takes to avoid
Relying on myths about patient engagement can lead to mistakes for your practice.
5 KPIs to monitor regularly
Neil Baum, MD, gives some tips on the key performance indicators your practice should be monitoring.
6 ways a power nap can improve your workday
The key benefits of including a power nap in your daily routine.
Physicians Practice digital edition: Staffing & Salary Survey results
Your monthly collection of insights from the Physicians Practice Pearls writers is available now!
Pajama time severance: How to leave work at work
By implementing a few of these recommendations, you can effectively separate work from personal life, reduce stress, create a healthier work-life balance.
AI – “Everybody at the bar gettin’ tipsy”
Recent legislative and regulatory actions tied to generative artificial intelligence.
11 tips for retaining great staff
Neil Baum, MD, gives some tips for retaining the good staff you already have.
Ambient clinical intelligence: Better than a scribe and less expensive
It's like having a scribe in the room with the patient who knows what goes in the medical record.
Calling patients at their home
Neil Baum, MD, gives some tips on when to call patients at home.
Physical inactivity: Another epidemic
We can make physical activity a vital sign like blood pressure, weight, and pulse by regularly screening patients for inactivity and providing inactive patients with resources to promote physical activity.
Successful post-merger integrations
Conducting post-merger integration at a high speed is one of the most critical elements to a deal’s success.
Nailing negotiations at your practice
Neil Baum, MD, gives some tips on negotiating in your practice
The doctor’s handshake: Your first and often your last impression on your patient
Since we use the handshake so often in our daily activities and it is so important, it may be helpful to revisit this important aspect of doctor-patient interaction.
Key components of the HHS Security Rule NPRM
The long anticipated HIPAA Security Rule Notice of Proposed Rule Making strives to strengthen electronic protected health information cybersecurity.
Using an AI prompt generator
Neil Baum, MD, walks through how to use AI prompt generators in your practice.
Lincoln's lessons for physicians on leadership
Physician leaders who adopt these four principles can improve the workplace environment and patient care.
Hiring a marketing consultant for your practice
Explore why hiring a marketing consultant for your practice can be beneficial and provide practical steps for finding and vetting the right candidate or agency.
Patient acquisition costs
Neil Baum, MD, walks through how you can optimize how much you're spending to acquire patients.
Making your website compliant for patients with disabilities
This is the best way to see that your website is continually up-to-date and complies with the ever-evolving ADA regulations and guidelines.
Overcoming the burnout blahs
Neil Baum, MD, walks through how to overcome the burnout blahs in your practice.
3 recent HIPAA enforcement actions.
“Cybersecurity is patient safety” and the continued downstream implications for the use of PHI for other unlawful purposes including insurance fraud and predatory practices targeted at minors are significant.
Promise keepers: New Year’s resolutions that last
Selecting a resolution is best when you find one which you believe will give you the greatest happiness and enjoyment.
Top stories 2024: Understanding Management Services Organizations (MSOs)
While MSOs can provide resources and administrative support for practices, it is critical to understand different contract provisions.
Messy moments: Handling hostility
Handling hostility, so those difficult ones (and everyone else) wants to work with you.
Using the laws of physics to enhance your practice
We need to think outside the box and identify more than one solution to find the best solution to problems in the practice.
It's that time of year... again
While the public rages at payers, it's important not to forget Congress' role in the current state of health care.
Physicians Practice digital edition: Payer relationships
Staffing shortages: Time to consider a virtual assistant
Staffing shortages are impacting patient care, straining doctors, nurses, technicians, and other essential staff.
Contact centers: What you need to know
Five key best practices that health care contact centers can adopt to optimize their operations and improve the patient experience.