November 19th 2024
De-escalating situations and emotions can settle disagreements between staff members.
February 8th 2023
Why concierge medicine may be the solution, not the problem.
January 3rd 2023
Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.
December 19th 2022
December 5th 2022
Physicians: Be Aware of Flu Season Malpractice Risks
As peak flu season quickly approaches, so do potential malpractice pitfalls associated with it. Here's how to mitigate those risks.
Selecting a Locum Tenens Agency: Three Considerations for Physicians
Considering employment as a locum tenens physician? Selecting the right staffing agency will help ensure a positive experience.
Giving Thanks Through Caring
The holiday season often brings reflections on life and career. This provider is thankful for having the opportunity to serve.
Physician Entrepreneurs Can Prevent Medical Practice Acquisitions
Hospital acquisition of medical practices isn't a bad thing … just ensure it isn't the only thing your practice has as an option when looking at the future.
Presentations to Physicians: Don't just Share Data, Provide Direction
Physicians often feel helpless due to current payment system realities. It's important to show physicians how they can use the facts to safeguard their futures.
Five Steps for Physicians to Avoid Being Victims of Investment Fraud
Physicians work hard for their income and in their preparation for retirement. Here are five steps to take to ensure you don't lose those investments to fraud.
Four Physician Related Trends Medical Practices Should Expect in 2014
Here are four physician recruitment and retention related trends you can expect next year, and what your practice can do to stay ahead of the curve.
Now is the Best Time to Start a Concierge Program in Your Practice
A lot of physicians have considered concierge medicine in the past but hesitated; now is the time to reconsider.
Medical Practice Super Groups, Are They for You?
Docs are not limited to selling their practice to stay afloat. Banding together with other practices to share resources may strengthen your business.
Dealing With Physician Departures at Your Practice
Whether you are the physician leaving the office, or the practice being left behind, there are critical steps to take when a doctor gives notice
Selecting a Locum Tenens Agency: Three Considerations for Practices
Make sure the locum tenens staffing company your medical practice is considering provides these three essential services to better protect your business.
Three Strategies for Improving Physician Recruitment Efforts
Physician recruitment for private practices will only become more challenging in the years ahead. Use these three strategies to improve your recruitment efforts.
Physician Community Presentations: Topic Selection and Delivery Tips
Here are eight considerations for physicians when choosing presentation topics and delivering presentations.
Maximizing Physician Compensation at Your Medical Practice
Our Physician Compensation Survey offers a glimpse into the financial challenges and opportunities for physicians.
Key Advice for Physicians Considering Concierge Medicine
Physicians can make mistakes when adopting new practice models on their own. Experts can help and should be considered.
Six Ways Physicians Can Better Communicate with Patients, Staff
Effective verbal communication is essential to patient satisfaction, quality of care, and efficient operations in any medical office.
Physician Assistants Experience Stress, Burnout, Too
Working as a physician assistant can be a rewarding career, there is also great potential for burnout. Here are some ways to combat daily stress.
How Physicians Can Move Physician Colleagues to Action
The more partners in a physician-owned practice, the more difficult it can be to address problems. Here's how to overcome the inertia.
Beware Peer Review Restrictions Before Critiquing a Physician Colleague
Physicians must think twice before sending any potentially critical information regarding a colleague via e-mail or other casual form of communication.
Medical Practices Must Focus on Physician Leadership Development
As healthcare reform evolves, so too will the scope and responsibilities of physician leaders.
Physician Compensation Embraces Satisfaction, Quality Metrics
The latest physician compensation survey from ECG Management Consultants highlights increasing emphasis on value, quality of care.
The Evolution of Government Intrusion on the Medical Profession
Virtually every federal regulatory concern currently plaguing the modern practice of medicine also existed in some form in the 1950s.
Health IT Functions During Practice Mergers: 6 Critical Areas
If your medical practices is preparing for a merger or acquisition, here are six critical health IT areas that deserve your focus.
How Would You Cure the Physician Shortage?
Several solutions to the physician shortage have been proposed. What do you think is the best way to address the problem?
When the Physician's Spouse is Employed at Your Practice
It can be a great thing for a physician's spouse to work in the practice. It can also be a disaster. Here are some tips to make it work.
Don't Let Bullying in Your Medical Practice Jeopardize Patient Care
Studies show that bullying is common in healthcare settings. Here's how to identify it and address it.
Physicians Need Business Training to Run their Practices Well
My fellow physicians, we are a really smart group of people that have not received the proper instruction for the business world.
Study: As Patient Care Barriers Rise, Physician Satisfaction Falls
Providing quality patient care is a prime contributor to physician satisfaction, while negative factors associated with EHRs increased physician frustration.
Physician Assistants Can Help With ICD-10 Implementation
Physician assistants are poised and ready for the challenge of helping your medical practice with the transition to ICD-10.
More Practices Consider the Patient-Centered Medical Home Model
If your medical practice has not yet seriously considered transitioning to a Patient-Centered Medical Home, it may be falling behind.