Authors


Michael J. Asken, PhD

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It Wasn't All COVID-19: Resident Distress and Reasons for It Among Different Specialties During the Pandemic

Traditional stresses of residency training were subjected to the demands of the pandemic.


Dea Belazi

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Eliminating pharma rebates will raise costs for physicians and payers

A proposed rule to limit rebates paid by drug companies to pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) could negatively impact physicians, payers and patients.


Warren Templeton

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The challenge of getting paid for digital health entrepreneurs

Doctors are being encouraged to seize the entrepreneurial moment as a new breed of tech founders with innovative solutions


Thomas M. Melsheimer

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Medical marketing arrangements: A new legal landscape for physicians

How a recently concluded jury trial in federal district court in Texas has major nationwide implications for existing and future marketing arrangements between medical facilities and doctors.


Scott C. Thomas

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Medical marketing arrangements: A new legal landscape for physicians

How a recently concluded jury trial in federal district court in Texas has major nationwide implications for existing and future marketing arrangements between medical facilities and doctors.



Elizabeth Harry, MD

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Mental mayhem: The peril of multitasking in medicine

Why the multitasking demanded in our work is likely an under-appreciated, but substantive factor in physician burnout


Laura Ramos Hegwer

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How physicians can fight misinformation about vaccines

Today, patients’ concerns about vaccinations fall along a spectrum, with some refusing all vaccines while others are more hesitant about specific immunizations like the MMR vaccine or receiving several vaccines at once.


Timothy Hoff, PhD

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A family doctor survival strategy

Here are four ways family physicians can focus on career sustainability and additional ways of feeling impact, connections, and brainpower.


Naveen Sarabu

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Why patient experience matters in healthcare collections

As out-of-pocket costs and patient liabilities rise, medical practices struggle to get paid for their services.



Logan Lutton

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Study results show HPV vaccine program improved vaccine rates in young people

HPV vaccine uptake increased almost 20% under guidance from the clinic-based program.


Marvin Luz

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Enhancing workflow and mitigating physician burnout: The role of efficiency driven revenue cycle management

Inefficient billing workflows and the associated staffing issues contribute significantly to the burnout epidemic.


Jay Haughton, RN

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The promise of next generation EHRs

What’s needed is a tool that leverages the latest technology to deliver better usability, flexibility, and value, designed by clinicians who truly understand the healthcare workflow. For patients, an EHR should provide a patient portal that integrates data into a clinical registry, allowing access to all their data in a single location.


Alpha B. Journal, PA-C, MBA

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Top 10 ways to increase practice revenue

Tips for helping your cash flow to be more stable than ever. 


Marc Fischer

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How mobile tech is transforming healthcare

There are countless examples of technology changing the way doctors, nurses, and patients operate.


Kathy Ford

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COVID-19 and Telehealth: Technology Can Help Us Triage a Nation in Crisis

Telehealth is finally getting the attention it deserves



Deval Majmudar

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Strategies for optimal physician practice onboarding

Despite high levels of merger activity, healthcare organizations still struggle to effectively integrate physician practices into the fold


Jay Anders, MD

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Medicare Advantage: Double standards need not apply

When it comes to documentation, all must play by the rules, regardless of AHIP’s stance


Kim-Lien Nguyen, MD

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HIPAA: At what cost?

Medicine needs to learn from Amazon that privacy has a price


Marc Helberg

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Consumers are confused about healthcare: Here’s how physicians can help

Physicians and other providers can improve the situation by ensuring effective patient relations


Simon Murray, MD

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Are you prepared for inflation?

How physicians can protect our financial security.


Suresh Yannamani

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Inefficient financial services processes are sucking hospitals dry

How can hospitals optimize the administrative arm of the hospital in order to cut costs and improve cash flow?


John Figueroa, MBA

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Why a physician may be the best choice to lead an ailing organization

Three reasons why physicians are uniquely qualified to lead all types of healthcare organization to success


Christopher Krubert, MD, MBA

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Why a physician may be the best choice to lead an ailing organization

Three reasons why physicians are uniquely qualified to lead all types of healthcare organization to success


Zachary Blunt

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Three ways to boost your practice’s efficiency and profit

There are ways to boost your practice's efficiency and profit to ensure your staff is not overwhelmed


Eric Rock

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Bipartisan support keeps telehealth adoption moving forward

The changes being implemented now will have a profoundly positive effect on the way care is delivered in the future.


Joshua Claman, MBA

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Is COVID-19 the impetus for a better U.S. health care system?

The COVID-19 crisis has laid bare these cracks in the U.S. health care system.


Brandon Daniell

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Open enrollment is approaching: Boost staff participation with text messaging

Both staff engagement and health insurance benefits are important for retaining good employees. Here are ways to combine the two so your staff understand coverage options and deadlines.