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Preventing malpractice lawsuits: The A-V-O-I-D strategy
To proactively reduce the likelihood of a lawsuit, physicians can adopt a strategic approach embodied in the acronym A-V-O-I-D.
Practice tip of the week: Providing great customer service to patients
Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.
How specialty practices can succeed in MIPS and value-based care
Specialty providers can take steps now to succeed with MIPS and VBC while prioritizing caring for their patients.
Beating mid-career blahs
How can we combat the dullness and tedium of our workday lives?
Messy moments: Unconscious racial bias
What are you looking forward to at the 2024 Tri-State Healthcare Leaders Conference?
Session leaders for this year's show share what they are looking forward to at the 2024 Tri-State Healthcare Leaders Conference.
Conducting medical practice valuations
Valuations change over time and not all acquisitions are a good deal.
What are the key elements of a successful strategic plan?
Stephen A. Dickens, vice president at SVMIC, explains what elements are necessary to create a strategic plan for health care organizations.
Practice tip of the week: Managing practice staff
Fostering a culture of safety among staff
Ashkan Nikou, head of security at Bluegrass Orthopaedic, explains how practice leaders can foster a culture of safety among staff members.
Peak end rule and its health care implications
Providing patients a positive experience, especially toward the end of the doctor-patient encounter, can pay dividends.
Legal battle highlights patient rights, internal data safety
Physicians and practices alike should have safeguards in place to prevent situations like this from happening.
Learn solution-oriented strategies and interventions based on the claims data trends
Dana Siegal, Vice President of Risk Management and Analytics at Coverys, discusses using data to identifying high-risk areas for malpractice.
Uncover data-driven insights to enhance patient safety and reduce risks
Dana Siegal, Vice President of Risk Management and Analytics at Coverys, discusses solution oriented strategies that health care providers can use to reduce errors and malpractice claims.
Why is it important to stay abreast of changes in malpractice trends?
Jennifer Wiggins, CEO of Aegis Malpractice Solutions, walks us through why it is important for practice managers to stay abreast of malpractice trends.
Adding an infusion center to your medical practice
Unlocking new revenue streams and enhancing patient care
Practice tip of the week: Becoming a superstar practice manager
Low-tech solutions to a high-frequency problem
Don't let yourself be blinded by high-tech answers, some times simple solutions are the key.
Matching the right patient engagement strategy to your specialty
Patient engagement should go beyond just administrative work and scheduling appointments.
Developing the day before vacation mentality
Changing your frame of mind when treating patients can improve quality of care and efficiency.
Patient access myths specialty practices should ditch today
Don't let these pervasive patient access myths get in the way of your practice.
Physicians Practice digital edition: Streamlining for success
Your monthly collection of insights from the Physicians Practice Pearls writers is available now!
Practice tip of the week: Malpractice defense
What practices need to know about digital accessibility requirements
Here’s how to comply with the new accessibility rules while also improving patient care.
Lessons from a criminal HIPAA verdict
Each practice should learn from the result of this HIPAA case.
Cybersecurity isn't going anywhere
The threat of cyberattack is ever-present, so practices can't afford to let up on their security footing.
What locum tenens can teach health care about physician gender pay equity
Locum tenens lays a substantial foundation for physician pay equity.
Practice tip of the week: Protecting your practice from litigation
The practice marketing minute
Marketing can be more than fancy campaigns and social media strategies.
Medical costs need to be prioritized in patient care plans
Over-treatment or low-value care represents approximately $75 to $100 billion in wasteful spending annually.
