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Grace Koennecke

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Top 10 health technology hazards for 2025

The ECRI report discusses various topics emerging in health care technology, identifying hazards in home care and acute care settings, information security applications, and the medical device supply chain. The organization also warns that artificial intelligence can pose serious risks to patients and health care providers if not properly used or integrated into a practice setting. Here are the 10 hazards the ECRI discussed:


David Lareau

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The double-edged sword of QHINs

Navigating the promise and perils of health data interoperability


Tina Graham

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Care guidance programs can boost chronic care management efforts

Care guidance builds stronger connections with patients and drives better health outcomes


Christopher Pappas

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Return-to-work strategies for the health care industry

Need those remote workers back in the office next year? Here’s what to consider.


Chelsea King Arthur

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The patient experience matters

Actionable patient data lives in your digital engagement tools — use it!


Stacey Worsley

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Building practice growth through business credit cards

Stacey Worsley, Assistant Vice President and Business Development Manager at U.S. Bank, discusses the value of business credit cards, including how they can help medical practices improve cash flow and other benefits.


Sheila Babendir, EdD, LPC

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Managing ADHD: Symptoms, diagnosis and treatment

Patients turn to their primary care physicians for answers, making them a key member of a treatment team.


Heather Brownson

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Is your practice complying with the law?

As physicians, it is important to ensure your organization is meeting all applicable federal and state regulations.


Scott D. Hayworth, MD, FACOG

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How Accountable Care Organizations Can Survive the Next Healthcare Crisis

Challenges faced by ACOs during the pandemic have been especially acute


Lisa Harrison

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Proposed Medicare payment cuts would exacerbate challenges physicians face

We do not believe that year-over-year cuts are the path to create a sustainable financial environment for physicians to be successful nor for patients to receive the best care – particularly at a time when more adults age 65 and older are increasingly relying on Medicare coverage alone.


Quinn Everts

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How much diabetes medication actually costs

“Affordability of prescribed medication in persons with diabetes remains a significant challenge for many Americans,” the study concluded.


John Mazur

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The key to unlocking patient loyalty – leveraging brand intelligence in health care

Building positive relationships with patients by tapping into the power of artificial intelligence.


Tal Binder

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Stop overpaying for taxes! Here’s how you can save your practice from paying thousands in 2025

Smart tax strategies empower physicians to cut liabilities, leverage deductions, and secure long-term financial success.


David Hunt

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Improve senior patient communication with technology

Good communication can result not only in more efficient, effective care, but also greater patient satisfaction with treatment, and this is particularly true with aging patients.



Alexis E. Gallati

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Active versus passive real estate investing

Which is the better option for physician investors?


Eyal Feldman

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Accounts payable automation in primary care practices

Processing an avalanche of invoices can be labor-intensive, error-prone, and expensive. There is a better way.


Anna Basevich

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Drive better outcomes with a strong patient-provider relationship

The bond between a patient and their primary care provider is crucial for achieving the best health care results.


Roger Mitty, MD

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The road to real value-based care

The time has come for primary care to drive the innovative change in health care delivery and financing.


Sean Slovenski

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The digital Rx for burnout: transforming health care through strategic technology

It is time for heath care to leverage technology and patient-focused strategies to alleviate the pressures on primary care physicians.


Drew Boxler

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The best states for physicians in 2021: The complete ranking

What are the best states for physicians to practice in? Find out in Physicians Practice®’s Best States to Practice 2021 exclusive data project.


Russell Libby, MD

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Job Security Amidst Mental Health Distress: Physicians Deserve to Get Help Without Fear

We cannot continue to ignore the problem of physician mental distress.


Ethan Nkana

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How to negotiate for a higher salary — and win

Physicians spend most of their lives training to be the best doctors they can be. What they don’t spend a lot of time doing is understanding what they are worth.


Brooke Bowers

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Managing clinical staff to move from austerity to abundance in health care

How physicians and hospitals can rethink collaboration to build sustainable health care systems.


Anthony Moffa, CFP

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Volatile times require smart financial planning moves

With the return of inflation, continuing COVID-19 shocks and geopolitical instability, many investors have girded themselves for volatility. Fortunately, you can help to protect your assets from sudden, unpredictable moves in the markets and the economy.


Anisha Sood

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How direct-to-employer contracting can benefit primary care physicians in private practice

When done correctly, doctors become the ‘quarterback’ leading a patient care team.



Mark Bagnall

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Straightforward advice for healthcare startups

There are many ways that a health care startup can falter and fail. But more importantly, there are also ways to navigate those pitfalls to increase your potential for success.


Peter Pronovost, MD, PhD

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A proven path to improve quality and reduce cost for Medicare patients

There are proven answers already available on how to save money and incentivize doctors better