Patient Relations

A video summary of troubling findings of a Physicians Foundation survey.

Pfizer was at the White House late last month; AstraZeneca touts expansion in Virginia.

Trilliant Health analysis outlines trends emerging as health care defies ‘laws of economics.’

A new KFF survey finds that while 77% of Americans heard President Trump’s claim linking Tylenol use during pregnancy to autism, most aren’t convinced.

A KFF survey shows 77% of U.S. adults heard President Trump’s claim linking Tylenol use in pregnancy to autism. Most don’t believe it.

Deepika Srivastava of The Doctors Company explains how open communication and patient consent can reduce malpractice risk when using AI tools.

Inefficient scheduling drains revenue, increases stress and frustrates patients. Here’s how to fix it before it hurts your bottom line.

At the MGMA Leaders Conference 2025 in Orlando, Michael Blackman, M.D., MBA, chief medical officer of Greenway Health, sat down with Medical Economics to separate AI fact from fiction.

Michael Blackman, M.D., MBA, says AI tools like ambient documentation can actually strengthen patient connections.

Michael Blackman, M.D., MBA, warns that patients should think twice before sharing health data with consumer apps.

Michael Blackman, M.D., MBA, says transparency with patients is key when AI tools assist in care.

A policy expert of the American Telemedicine Association reacts to the suspension of flexibilities for telehealth care in traditional Medicare.

A policy expert of the American Telemedicine Association reacts to the suspension of flexibilities for telehealth care in traditional Medicare.

A policy expert of the American Telemedicine Association reacts to the suspension of flexibilities for telehealth care in traditional Medicare.

Empathy enhances human connections in medicine, driving better health outcomes and patient engagement while reducing anxiety and chronic disease risks.

Telehealth is effective — and potentially confusing for physicians and patients. Here’s how practices can avoid leaving patients behind.

Retroactive reimbursement, hospital at home are needed to ensure coverage during federal government shutdown.

Savings for patients could reach 85%, and more pharmaceutical companies will have more deals to come, administration says.

Putting a price on pain could offer more reliable measurements, study finds

With it, patients become active participants in their care and artificial intelligence gains the fuel it needs to transform health care into a system that is smarter, faster and more equitable.

Lindus Health study shows transparency on side effects and long-term safety data drives purchasing decisions, while physician recommendations often go unheeded.

From automation to analytics, physicians can use these strategies to reduce stress and sharpen efficiency.

RFK Jr. targets surge in autism diagnoses with treatment, research projects.

The "Yes, and" in personalized health care