How one practice experimented with a new workflow
Chris Mazzolini
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Chris Mazzolini is the editorial director of Medical Economics. Before entering B2B publishing, he worked as a daily newspaper reporter, covering state government, local politics, and military affairs in Jacksonville and Wilmington, North Carolina. He has a master’s degree in journalism from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University and a bachelor’s degree in political science from Kenyon College. He lives in the Cleveland area.
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A conversation with Furman S. McDonald, MD, MPH.
A conversation with Furman S. McDonald, MD, MPH.
A conversation with Furman S. McDonald, MD, MPH.
A conversation with Furman S. McDonald, MD, MPH.
A conversation with Furman S. McDonald, MD, MPH.
A conversation with Furman S. McDonald, MD, MPH.
A conversation with Furman S. McDonald, MD, MPH.
A conversation with Furman S. McDonald, MD, MPH.
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Knowing if its too early (or too late) for a physician to transition the practice to concierge medicine.
Does better physician work-life balance lead to better doctor-patient relationships?
And should your concierge practice accept insurance?
David B. MacIsaac, DO, explains how is traditional practice model differed from the concierge model with SignatureMD.
Answers to frequently asked questions about concierge medicine with Terry Bauer, CEO of Specialdocs.
David B. MacIsaac, DO, knew he had to get out of the traditional fee-for-service hampster wheel, and noticed how the number of independent practices in his area were dwindling.
Answers to frequently asked questions about concierge medicine with Terry Bauer, CEO of Specialdocs.
Our 95th annual Physician Report covers the latest data on practicing physicians, including salaries, practice financial health, productivity, malpractice rates, the state of the profession and more. Free registration required to view.
Our 95th annual Physician Report covers the latest data on practicing physicians, including salaries, practice financial health, productivity, malpractice rates, the state of the profession andmore.
A study found that using medical assistants to filter and triage patient portal messages was an effective time saver for physicians.
A Philadelphia-area medical practice experimented with having medical assistants triage patient portal messages. What challenges did they experience with this new workflow?
Jennifer N. Lee, M.D. recently conducted a study on managing patient portal messages at her medical practice — and found something interesting about physician gender.
A new study tested a different way to handle patient portal message inflow at a medical practice.
Primary care physicians are often inundated with messages from patients. Is there a better way for practices to manage this patient communication to help improve practice workflows and free up physician time?
Many physicians are eager to find a way to transform health care in a way that better benefits both patients and providers. They would be well served by enrolling in an MBA program designed for doctors.
Why the U.S. health care system needs diversity among physicians, and how patients will benefit.
Why the U.S. health care system needs diversity among physicians, and how patients will benefit.
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