AI_powered diagnostics: How will we pay for all these technology advances?
AI tools are becoming more prevalent in back office operations, but they are also making inroads on the diagnostic side.
AI-powered diagnostics: How do we ensure rural patients have access to high-tech tools?
AI-powered diagnostics: Which specialties will be impacted the most?
AI-powered diagnostics: Can these tools help alleviate physician burnout?
AI-powered diagnostics: Will patients trust the technology?
AI-powered diagnostics: Why developers need to maintain doctor trust
AI-powered diagnostics: The regulatory hurdles that need to be overcome
AI-powered diagnostics: What physicians think about AI diagnosing patients
AI-powered diagnostics: How the tools are developing to help doctors
ACP policy update 2025: A conversation with Brian E. Outland, PhD
Brian Outland, PhD, discusses what 2025's health care shifts mean for physicians at the ACP Internal Medicine Meeting 2025 in New Orleans.
ACP policy update 2025: Regulatory uncertainty creates risk for physicians adopting new technology
Discover how the communication freeze impacts the Physician Fee Schedule and compliance in healthcare, ensuring you stay informed and compliant.
ACP policy update 2025: How federal funding freezes could undermine clinical innovation and training
Funding freeze impacts Veterans Affairs and disrupts graduate medical education, raising concerns about future healthcare training and veteran support.
ACP policy update 2025: What's next for value-based care?
Brian Outland, PhD, discusses what practices should be doing now with the future of value-based programs up in the air.
ACP policy update 2025: How Medicaid cuts threaten community-based primary care
Brian Outland, PhD, expalins how Medicaid cuts threaten community-based primary care.
ACP policy update 2025: Medicare appeal delays could strain practice operations
Brian Outland, PhD, discusses how Medicare appeal delays could strain practice operations.
ACP policy update 2025: How cuts to HHS could impact physicians and patients
Brian Outland, PhD, explains how HHS cuts could impact physicians and their patients.
Match Day: Three physician leaders describe a milestone in the education of a doctor
Every spring, new physicians learn where they will have their residencies.
AI-powered diagnostics: What physicians need to know about artificial intelligence diagnosing patients
Rural regions face declining numbers of physicians: report
Looking at recent trend data compiled by the Physicians Advocacy Institute.
Rural health is losing doctors: Patient access to health care is at risk
Reviewing the state of rural health care with the Physicians Advocacy Institute CEO Kelly Kenney, JD.
Beyond the malpractice basics: Occurence, claims-made and tail insurance explained
Jennifer Wiggins, CPCU, RPLU, shared insights to help physicians navigate malpractice insurance and secure adequate protection against potential legal risks.
Rowing together: How to rally your team to achieve practice goals
Zed Williamson of Physician Growth Accelerator discusses how rallying a team of physicians around shared core values can help achieve a practice’s broader goals.
Unlocking audit-proof revenue: Insider secrets for E&M excellence
Mike Enos, CPC, CPMA, CEMC, shared his perspectives and tips to avoid coding and documentation audits and help practices get reimbursed for what they earned.
Rural health is losing doctors: Policies have accelerated loss of independent physicians
Rural health is losing doctors: Physician employment raises concerns about patient care
Rural health is losing doctors: An effect of the COVID-19 pandemic, or something more?
Rural health is losing doctors: Dramatic results over a five-year period
Rural health is losing doctors: An overview of consolidation in U.S. health care
Rural health care is losing doctors: An introduction to PAI
Advancing health equity: What does 'success' look like?
Earl Stewart Jr., MD, FACP, talks about his vision of success in advancing health equity at the ACP Internal Medicine Meeting 2025 in New Orleans.
