Joshua M. Liao, MD, offers advice for practices trying to keep patients engaged and connected in a fragmented care environment.
Austin Littrell
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Austin Littrell is associate editor of Medical Economics.
Articles by Austin Littrell
Joshua M. Liao, MD, discusses the importance of patient attribution in value-based payment models — and how small practices can get it right.
Daniel Aaron, MD, JD, an associate professor of law at the University of Utah, joins the show to talk about the new legal standard for assessing medical negligence.
PCPs welcome AI as a time-saver, but new research shows that many failed to catch serious mistakes in AI-generated patient portal messages.
Six evidence-based strategies to fight burnout, reclaim your time and stay in medicine.
Public health communicator and digital strategist to lead the American Medical Association — the nation’s largest physician group.
The Stanford University-trained doctor and wellness influencer is Trump’s new nominee for the nation’s top public health role.
Study warns that artificial intelligence could increase legal risk and burnout if health systems fail to support doctors.
Medicare data shows a shift toward larger, multispecialty and hospital-affiliated practices.
Michael Fenster, M.D. — better known as Chef Dr. Mike — joins the show to discuss the importance of eating healthy.
Medical Economics was on the ground in New Orleans covering the ACP Internal Medicine Meeting 2025.
Researchers warn federal cuts could drive mortality, medical debt and delayed care.
A majority of the public says health care cuts under the Trump administration have been made “recklessly” — including some Republicans.
The American Academy of Family Physicians sounds alarm over the White House’s health agenda as Trump’s first 100 days reshape health care norms.
New survey reveals a sharp increase in deferred care due to affordability concerns — even among the insured — as employers and physicians face the fallout.
Patient complaints reveal key insights for improving practice quality. Addressing these issues enhances satisfaction, boosts reputation and fosters patient loyalty.
Fear, inconvenience and distrust in doctors are keeping patients away from preventive care — even as health risks climb.
Hidden costs are draining your practice. Here’s where they are — and how to take control.
James M. Dahle, M.D., FACEP, founder of The White Coat Investor, joins the show to discuss physician finances.
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