Medical Economics Staff

Medical practice finances bounced back in the last year, a positive sign for physicians after the pandemic downturn.

Physician self-reported income data in 2022 shows how compensation trends are changing.

Staffing and supply shortages at medical practices make the list for the first time.

More physicians are employees rather than practice owners in 2022, the data shows.

Providing ancillary services are a great way to boost medical practice income. What are the most popular services?

Most specialties can earn tens of thousands of extra income through secondary income sources.

Are your malpractice insurance costs rising?

What do physicians think about the medical lifestyle?

How many patients does the average primary care physician see per week?

Medical student debt is growing as the cost of training becomes more expensive.

For many medical practices, finances are finally improving after the pandemic.

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Physicians, nurses, hospital leaders issue joint statement on human toll of pandemic.

Physician group leaders have “grave concern” ruling would hurt patients’ rights.

Supreme Court verifies authenticity of draft ruling published in rare leak.

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Medical Economics asked our audience what they considered the major challenges facing physicians and practices in 2022.