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Fundamentals to avoid costly mistakes in employment agreements.

Unaligned practices may see patients forced to move to closed practices.

Top 5 takeaways and predictions for healthcare

Starting salaries analyzed from 1999 to 2017 shed some insights on pay gap controversy.

Get insight into positive changes you and your practice can make.

These “soft skills” can be the hardest to master.

With time and creativity, the process is not as onerous as it may seem.

Medicine, like life, is everchanging. Here’s some strategies for abating stress in your practice.

CMS rules to simplify E/M coding and reemphasize patient narrative.

Three tips to stay organized and resourceful.

An autonomous alternative to the health system career.

Greatest impact will be felt in small towns and rural clinics.

What are reasonable demands of a profession dedicated to the service of our fellow human beings?

The healthcare industry could see a shortage of up to 15,600 psychiatrists by 2025.

Program focuses on improving quality and reducing cost, while maintaining patient choice.

Physicians who have chosen rural residencies and practices report greater autonomy and a closer peer community.

Vendors and providers must collaborate on improvements, according to researchers.

The organization’s new, bold call-to-action. 

A high-level overview of two common MSO structures.

Technology, legislation, and more.

The questions you should be asking, and the plans you should be making.

Changing consumer preferences and tech reliance will affect clinical, operational, and financial realities of physicians.

The truth is many physicians begin their careers at a financial disadvantage.

In a time of healthcare system distress, there are things practices can do to ensure financial stability.

After a patient asked, one physician wonders why her children aren’t going into medicine.

As the year ends, this latest HIPAA settlements serve as a reminder of what should be included in 2020’s resolutions.

What does it mean for the future of medical work and burnout?

Not every financial adviser has your best interests at heart.

As we approach Thanksgiving, I find myself trying to focus less on the chaos of medical practice and more on the many blessings in my life.