New Annenberg data show many Americans misunderstand CDC’s shared clinical decision-making guidance, leaving it up to physicians to explain the new federal vaccine policy.
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Wearables, artificial intelligence and workplace care models push medicine further from the clinic and deeper into daily life, group says.
The revision preserves insurance coverage for all vaccines but shifts several shots to high-risk or shared decision-making categories as HHS promises new clinical trials.
Most Americans remain cautious about AI diagnosing them on its own, but views improve when the tech assists clinicians.
Physicians report rising comfort with artificial intelligence as a chart reviewer and clinical assistant, but data gaps persist.
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Greg Grant, the chief operating officer of Specialdocs Consultants, joins the show to explore why 2026 may be a pivotal year for physicians considering the transition to membership-based care.
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Bill Heller, CEO at CHG Healthcare, joins the show to talk about physician engagement and other key takeaways from their 2025 Physician Sentiment Survey.
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Key numbers and trends from the AAMC’s latest medical school enrollment and applicant data.
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Patients are using digital tools to find care but prioritize human connection once they get there.
Total enrollment passed 100,000 for the first time, even as applications only recently began to recover from several years of decline, according to new AAMC data.
Revenue loss in primary care is often driven by everyday coding and documentation habits. These seven common mistakes can reduce legitimate reimbursement without physicians realizing it.
Paul Offit, M.D., joins the show to talk about the state of vaccine and public health skepticism, and what it means for physicians.
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Daniel Krajcik, D.O., MBA, a primary care physician with the Cleveland Clinic, joins the show to break down the real-world considerations of bringing rapid testing into the office.
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