Austin Littrell
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Austin Littrell is assistant editor of Medical Economics.
Articles by Austin Littrell
From Rhode Island to California, states are experimenting with ways to funnel more money into primary care, though it’s uncertain whether those investments can rein in overall health costs.
New research finds that physicians with significant student debt are more likely to work longer hours and report symptoms of burnout.
The White House says new cost applies only to new applicants, but health care leaders warn of risks for workforce shortages.
Donald Berwick, M.D., M.P.P., joins the show to talk about the future of medical research.
Health Care Cost Institute analysis highlights shrinking investment, wide state variation and sharper rural reliance on primary care.
A study of more than 3 million Medicare Advantage beneficiaries shows patients in value-based, senior-focused primary care organizations see their physicians more often and with greater continuity than those in fee-for-service settings.
Scott Bartnick, co-founder & CEO of Otter Public Relations, joins the show to explore how physicians can create strong, credible personal brands.
With support from the California Medical Association, MedWay can handle, administrative and business paperwork.
The California Medical Association launches MedWay, a new administrative management service for independent medical practices.
The Doctors Company warns economic and social inflation are driving higher malpractice costs, fueled by large verdicts and litigation financing.
A JAMA viewpoint argues new reimbursement policies may deliver long-sought revenue to primary care, though uptake, staffing and fee cuts elsewhere cloud the outlook.
Burnout, pay concerns and limited career growth drive workforce instability as employees push for education benefits and AI training.
New report highlights cost, coverage and prior authorization barriers, with technology seen as a potential solution.
EHR software is often one of a practice’s biggest expenses — but not always the best understood. Here’s how to avoid overpaying while still getting the tools you need.
The California Medical Association launches MedWay, a new administrative management service for independent medical practices.
New national poll highlights partisan divides and confusion as federal policy shifts under RFK Jr.’s HHS.
Deal aims to broaden device integration, speed up adoption of next-gen monitoring tools.
David Eisenberg, M.D., joins the show to talk about the importance of nutritional education for physicians.
The California Medical Association launches MedWay, a new administrative management service for independent medical practices.
The California Medical Association launches MedWay, a new administrative management service for independent medical practices.
Robert G.G. Piccinini, D.O., D.FACN, recently-appointed president of the American Osteopathic Association, joins the show to talk leadership, mental health and his goals as president.
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