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Reducing burnout in physicians
Wayne Jonas, MD, discusses three things physicians can do to manage burnout in yourself and others.
The warning signs of burnout in physicians
Wayne Jonas, MD outlines some of the objective, subjective, behavioral, and physical warning signs that you or your colleagues might be suffering from burnout.
Reducing burnout discussion stigma
If you cover up an ongoing illness, it will be a much bigger problem later—that is very much the situation with burnout, says Wayne Jonas, MD.
Why burnout remains an important topic during the pandemic
Existing challenges in addressing burnout have been exacerbated throughout the pandemic, Wayne Jonas, MD, says. We need to up our game in burnout prevention and management.
Strategies for discussing diet and nutrition with patients
Weight management is more than just a checklist.
7 ways to increase patient payments
Practices who fail to be proactive about collecting from patients will predictably experience a tsunami of accounts receivable.
Telemedicine benefits patients struggling with their weight
Weight loss programs are a prime opportunity for telehealth offerings.
Connecting and coaching weight management through telehealth
How telehealth is providing a new front in obesity treatment and weight management.
Obesity’s role in combating SARS-CoV-2
Julia Wright, MD, explains that obesity, like other chronic conditions, could be a factor for worsened disease and that individuals suffering from obesity should take extra precautions to limit factors of contagion.
Setting a succession strategy for physician practices
Four tips for ensuring a smooth transition of ownership interests and management responsibilities while minimizing partner complications.
How social determinants of health play a role in obesity
By addressing these determinants in routine patient care, physicians may be better able to reduce obesity and its complications.
How IKS Health’s services can help physicians and practice navigate pandemic complexities and regulations
What independent practices can learn from health systems
The best states for physicians in 2020: 21-30
When to alleviate administrative burdens
Primary care physicians reluctant to prescribe opioid-use disorder medications
OUD medications are considered to ‘gold standard’ for safe, effective treatment.
Practice closures and staff layoffs resulting from pandemic
Nearly 58,000 primary care practices projected to close by end of June.
Biggest administrative burdens for practices today
The best states for physicians in 2020: 31-40
Key determinants of success for new and growing practices
The best states for physicians in 2020: The 11 worst states
Physicians might not get the most bang for the buck in these states.
Is COVID-19 hazard pay on the way?
$3 trillion U.S. aid proposal may finally lead to pay.
Prepare comprehensive telemedicine services now for future success
Josh Weiner, CEO of Solutionreach, suggests physicians should prepare serious telemedicine services.
AMA and WHO: SARS-CoV-2 serological tests still under scrutiny
Serologic tests may return high amounts of false positives for immunity.
Gathering patient feedback from their telehealth services
Promoting your telemedicine services
HIPAA Compliance and Cybersecurity Precautions in Telemedicine
Setting up your telemedicine services
Telemedicine and popular services
Many patients still lack access to COVID-19 tests
FDA clears several novel tests under Emergency Use Authorization.
