Austin Littrell
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Austin Littrell is assistant editor of Medical Economics.
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Florida surgeon general says school immunization rules will be scrapped; some changes would need lawmakers’ approval as pediatric leaders warn of outbreak risks. Medical groups speak out in opposition to the move.
SullivanCotter survey shows faster wage growth for frontline roles as systems juggle costs and retention.
Gary Price, M.D., MBA, joins the show to discuss health equity, medical misinformation and The Physicians Foundation's latest report.
A three-part webinar series, starting on Sept. 10, will bring together legal, policy and industry leaders to dissect the high-stakes implications of the MFN initiative for pharma, payers and patients.
Medical Economics Practice Academy 2025 offers physicians and practice managers expert strategies on reimbursement, staff retention, cybersecurity and technology-driven practice growth.
Study calls for stronger coordination between oncology and primary care to improve outcomes for survivors.
Analysis of more than 17,000 privately insured adults finds significant declines in out-of-pocket costs, but no relief from high premiums or medical debt.
From usability to integration, these key considerations can help you avoid costly mistakes.
Survey finds 95% of health care providers globally worried about flu, RSV and COVID-19, with misinformation fueling vaccine hesitancy.
Drexel University research shows simple changes could make primary care visits more welcoming and less stressful for patients.
Anders Gilberg, SVP of government affairs at MGMA, joins the show with health policy updates from Washington.
Anders Gilberg, SVP of government affairs at MGMA, joins the show with health policy updates from Washington.
Nearly all small health care organizations believe they’re HIPAA compliant, but most face major cybersecurity risks and possible penalties, a Paubox study warns.
Patients in value-based care practices were nearly 28% more likely to receive full guideline-directed therapy.
AI and social media now rival referrals and review sites in shaping patient choice.
Appointment management doesn’t have to be a pain. These strategies help practices run on time, every time.
Pilots at Mass General Brigham and Emory Healthcare show significant reductions in documentation burnout.
Leading pediatrics group urges protection for infants as RFK Jr. escalates feud over vaccine policy.
Leading pediatrics group urges protection for infants as RFK Jr. escalates feud over vaccine policy.
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