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Austin Littrell
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Austin Littrell is associate editor of Medical Economics.
Articles by Austin Littrell
CMS published its list of teaching hospitals awarded Medicare-supported GME positions under Section 126 of CAA, 2021.
The top news stories in medicine today.
A Canadian study found that patients who visited another within-group physician were less likely to require an emergency department visit than those who visited walk-in clinics.
14 million Americans will have Alzheimer’s disease by 2060, and many cases of cognitive impairment go undetected by PCPs. Key points from a recent summit offer new insights into screening methods.
President-elect Donald Trump's nominations for major positions of leadership in health care in his new administration—including HHS, CMS, CDC, FDA, NIH and surgeon general.
Telehealth visits are a useful vehicle for pediatric health care delivery, although they shouldn’t be a universal substitute for in-person visits, says new study.
Key objectives for the improvement of primary care at the state level were discussed in an expert-led AHCJ webinar, titled "No one can see you now."
PCC’s 2024 Evidence Report found primary care-centric ACOs generate more than two times higher savings through data integration.
Most U.S. adults are in favor of mental health discussions during primary care visits, according to a recent survey.
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force highlights key research gaps in their recommendations intended to promote public health for all.
A recent market analysis outlined the lack of adequate health insurer competition in many U.S. markets.
The top news stories in medicine today.
Jay W. Lee, MD, MPH, FAAFP sat down with Medical Economics for an exclusive Q&A.
The AMA Interim Meeting of the House of Delegates was held November 8-12, in Orlando, Florida. Here is everything you might have missed.
The top news stories in medicine today.
Analysis of AI cognitive threshold identifies cost-efficient strategy for health care implementation
A study has identified a strategy for using AI models in health care, maintaining efficiency and reducing costs by 17 times.
The US Preventative Services Task Force recently issued a draft recommendation statement on domestic violence and caregiver abuse screenings.
A majority of surveyed physicians have already seen benefits of AI and believe in its continued improvement.
The Healthcare AI Challenge offers a virtual environment in which professionals can experience the latest AI health care solutions.
Clinicians who are sexual and gender minorities experience unique stressors, affecting their occupational well-being.
Primary care professionals have a key role in helping patients achieve “Life’s Essential 8,” says new scientific statement.
A national poll of physicians demonstrated the role that utilization management plays in physician burnout and lower-quality care.
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