February 10, 2019 edition

By taking on a number of care delivery tasks, nurse practitioners and physician assistants can help reduce physician burnout.

A look at the competition for the future of primary care 

Experts analyze a proposed Medicare change that could impact the way physicians prescribe pharmaceuticals.

Successful practices will review and establish new financial policies, do a better job of educating patients, and consider cash-pay services.

While newsmaking cyberattacks often involve external hacks, many breaches result from mistakes made within the practice.

As physicians, we have given up control and lost the ability to do the job we were trained to do. Our focus has turned instead to serving needs that have become more demanding than those of our patients.

Republican Congressman Phil Roe, MD, spoke with Medical Economics about healthcare issues he thinks the new Congress needs to address, including price transparency and the shortage of primary care physicians.