Malpractice and apology laws: The pros and cons
January 14, 2020
Frederick M. Cummings, JD, talks to Medical Economics about apology laws and what impact they have on patient relations and medical malpractice lawsuits.
Chris Mazzolini
Medical Economics: How to prevent a malpractice lawsuit
January 7, 2020
Frederick M. Cummings, JD, a medical malpractice attorney with Dickinson Wright, discusses proactive strategies for preventing a malpractice lawsuit.
Medical Economics: How to attract investors for your practice
December 19, 2019
Rick Zall, JD, an attorney and chair of Proskauer’s healthcare group, discusses how medical practices can prepare for a private equity acquisition.
Medical Economics: Private equity's booming interest in healthcare
December 17, 2019
Rick Zall, JD, an attorney and chair of Proskauer’s healthcare group, discusses private equity acquisitions of medical practices.
Medical Economics: Opening a new practice
December 10, 2019
James Underberg, MD, discusses how he left a large health system to open his own practice, and provides tips for physicians considering the same move.
Medical Economics: Is the physician-patient relationship on life support?
December 10, 2019
James Underberg, MD, discusses how the physician-patient relationship has changed, and what physicians should do to strengthen their ties with their patients.
8 ways to improve patient satisfaction
December 5, 2019
Best practices for figuring out what patients want from your practice.
The best cities for retired doctors
December 3, 2019
A new list reveals the best places for retirement
Six EHR-related malpractice landmines to avoid
December 3, 2019
EHRs are increasingly leading to malpractice lawsuits. Here are six issues to avoid.
Medical Economics: Solving EHR interoperability
November 26, 2019
Medical Economics sat down with Andrew Pecora, MD, to discuss why EHR data sharing is so difficult, and potential solutions to this complex issue
