A more human way of thinking can overcome legitimate concerns that doctors have about artificial intelligence.
Patients around the country are being shut out of better health. It’s time to open wide the front door to care.
The new year is an important time when many business owners hit the refresh button and look for opportunities to change and improve their practice or company.
Remote support is helping primary care practices reduce administrative stress, allowing physicians to focus more on patient care.
Providers, health plans, governments, charitable organizations and patients must be collaboratively engaged for VBC to work.
An action plan for physicians to protect themselves against malpractice litigation related to medications like Ozempic.
Primary care must lead the way in elevating dementia to the same priority level as cardiovascular disease, cancer and diabetes
With stressful conditions increasing and mental health decreasing, what is a primary care physician to do?
Donald M. Berwick, MD, MPP, the former CMS administrator, discusses cost variation in cancer care found through the digital classification system the COTA Nodal Address.
The ongoing COVID-19 global health emergency has pushed physicians to a breaking point. But physician burnout has more to it than just the huge workload that COVID-19 has brought with it and the difficult decisions that need to be made.
What doctors should know about using neurofeedback to overcome attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and literacy barriers.
The pandemic underscored the incredible power of vaccination.
You can revolutionize your practice and save money by using technology.
A recent district court case shows an LLC might not be enough
Even as we begin to envision a post-pandemic future, continuing backlogs and unsustainable workarounds and rising international turmoil supply fresh evidence that supply-chain fragility is untenable.
Are you burned out on fee-for-service?
Using artificial intelligence to fight fraud, waste, abuse and error could have profound effects on primary care practices.
When done correctly, doctors become the ‘quarterback’ leading a patient care team.
As we prepare for a new Congress in January, it’s essential to ensure legislators and their staff fully understand the implications of nuclear medicine policy shifts on patient care and medical innovation.
The increased volume of ransomware, data breaches and other attacks that started during the COVID-19 pandemic continues to threaten patient, data and medical device safety.
In many cases, medical billing, payer denials and the ability to connect platforms are initially overlooked in their importance for physicians to get paid correctly, efficiently and accurately the first time
Health care providers can enhance patient satisfaction by adopting digital payment solutions and transparency, addressing consumer demands for convenience and clarity.
Incentivizing doctors based on patient outcomes rather than volume alleviates many causes of burnout
A recent survey found that 73% of health systems, including hospital and physician organizations, reported their data infrastructures are unprepared to respond to attacks.
The Biden administration recently warned that Medicare could spend $3.5 billion on a new category of Alzheimer's drugs in 2025 alone – a figure vastly higher than what experts in the field predict – leading many to question the math.
Physicians are high earners, but their professional careers begin later than most, so early action can yield long-term financial security.
Not all hospitals and physicians are locked in mortal combat from which only one will emerge. In many instances, it can be beneficial for independent physician groups and hospitals to work together.