Todd Shryock is managing editor of Medical Economics.
Is a noncompete signed in one state valid in a state that bans them?
What happens if a physician signs a noncompete agreement in one state, but moves to another where they are banned? Does the agreement still apply?
What is the current status of the FTC ban on noncompetes?
The FTC banned noncompete agreements nationwide, but that decision is being challenged in court. Here's the latest update on the case.
What you need to know about noncompete agreements
Non-compete agreements are facing complicated legal challenges right now. Here's what you need to know.
Are you burned out and ready for a new job?
Or is it just normal job-related stress that’s bringing you down?
Nearly half of FDA-authorized AI tools may provide little benefit
Study shows that some AI tools aren't worth much
CLAIM DENIED! What you need to know about the increase in claim denials
Report found that payers continue to deny claims at an alarming rate
In retirement, what’s more important – health or wealth?
Report highlights the interplay between health, wealth, and retirement satisfaction
The 5 things all successful ACOs do
Report found commonalities among high-performing ACOs
The real reasons patients prefer telehealth
A consumer survey found the real reasons consumers prefer telehealth, and they may not be what you think.
Who benefits from Medicare coverage of semaglutide for cardiovascular risk?
The evolving criteria for coverage mean physicians will need to stay informed and help patients navigate their options during Medicare Open Enrollment
13 Physician recruiting trends you need to know
The physician shortage and government changes have led to some interesting recruiting and salary trends.
Are health savings accounts encouraging unnecessary health spending?
Study shows that health savings and flexible spending accounts may be driving up insurance premiums
How to overcome COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy
Physicians need to understand the reasons behind COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy so they can better address it.
Fed cuts interest rate by 0.5%
As expected, Federal Reserve makes first rate cut of the year to counter cooling economy
Confidential screening tool for intimate partner violence 10 times more effective than traditional methods
South Carolina researchers find EHR-based tool yields better results than oral screenings
Why physicians need to focus on food insecurity
Two studies show the negative health effects of food insecurity on obesity and hospital visits – and how physicians can make a difference
Burnout: Time for a new job or a change in mindset?
How to know whether you are burned out to the point where you need to look for a new job.
Inflation hits lowest level since 2021
Decline likely means a 0.25% interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve
Do patients think AI is going to improve health care?
Optimism on how AI is going to affect health care is rising.
Should you handle your own retirement planning or work with a pro?
There are pros and cons to either approach
Retirement planning secrets for physicians
What you need to know to realize your financial dreams
AI tool improves diagnostic accuracy for dementia by 26%
AI helps physicians accurately diagnose dementia type, even when limited information is available
Nearly half of FDA-authorized AI tools may be ineffective
Researchers say the lack of reported clinical validation data raises concerns about their effectiveness and safety
Who is going to fill all the open health care jobs?
It’s not who you think - report highlights shifts in U.S. labor force demographics
The top 20 most in-demand specialties
AMN Healthcare report identifies the top 20 specialties employers are recruiting
Employer health care costs expected to surge nearly 8% in 2025
Employer-sponsored health care costs expected to see biggest increase in over a decade
Do patients think their medical records are accurate?
A survey from Carta Healthcare found that patients mostly believe their records are accurate, but do they know how to access them?
Where a patient lives may be the biggest factor for a dementia diagnosis
Study shows regional disparities in dementia diagnoses across the U.S.
Study highlights evolution of chief resident roles in internal medicine residency programs
The last 20 years has seen the position and the demographics change
Study highlights gaps in alcohol use screening and treatment in primary care
Only 4% of patients suffering from excessive alcohol consumption receive treatment