Richard Payerchin

Professional discipline for doctors has decreased in the last three years.

AHRQ publishes estimates for civilian population, not including residents of nursing homes or other institutions.

KFF survey analyzes false statements and finds people put trust in ‘probably.’

Gallup poll indicates use and perception of harm of e-cigarettes and marijuana as well.

Proposals due next month for pilot programs assisting food, housing, safety.

Census reveals information about physician workforce across the United States.

New drugs may lighten patient weights and wallets.

Are your patients using? NIH survey shows numbers are trending up in groups aged 19 to 30 and 35 to 50 years.

‘New era’ as 2023 could go from bad to worse for invasions of computer networks.

Legislation that would speed up treatment reviews is piling up. Will Congress or CMS act first?

A year after the president signed the Inflation Reduction Act, it seems Americans may not fully understand what it does.

American Telemedicine Association convenes panel to discuss health services for an aging population.

Four physicians convicted of selling drugs out of Tennessee clinics

MGMA publishes position paper on another way insurance companies squeeze dollars out of doctors.

Research letter examines amount of time spent training in rural and urban areas.

Data analysis by the paper showed an average physician salary of $350,000

After COVID-19 conditions slammed clinicians and support staff, researchers examine effects of apps that guide physical activity to improve mental health.

Advanced practice nurses are part of HHS investing $100 million in education.

MGMA report outlines ways for physicians’ groups and other medical organizations to get and keep new staff.

Food is up, gas is down, health care has mixed results in latest Consumer Price Index.

KFF poll finds credibility gap between drug-makers and consumers.

But more is better, so if your patients reach 10,000 steps a day, tell them to keep it up.

Researchers warn 8 recent cases could hint at things to come, so physicians must be aware.

Population equals patients, so physicians practice where the people are.

Industry analyst reviews cybersecurity for first half of the year, and the results aren’t good.

Fears that attacks on government, academia, and manufacturing will spread to health care.

Senators, representatives, health groups endorse the Treat and Reduce Obesity Act.

U.S. Department of Justice claims first conviction by jury trial for pandemic fraud charges.

MGMA report details trends that put a strain on physician-owned practices.

Researchers offer policy solutions that could slow down acquisitions that lead to price increases for patients.