Medical Economics October 2022 edition

A review of the practical and clinical implications of the MIRROR study and consider the impact of pegloticase combined with an immunomodulator.

Physician burnout is “very disturbing,” “quite worrisome,” and “a crisis” in U.S. health care, according to three leaders of the Physicians Foundation.

Though providers probably can use any type of medical software, the financial resources they are able to invest in medical solutions differ significantly based on the type of practice.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought attention to issues such as patient access to care, and it accelerated existing technology and innovative options, including telemedicine and remote patient monitoring.

A conversation on physician well-being

Some effects will be indirect, some will be direct and other elements of the IRA will not be felt at all.

Look for proper credentials, experience with medical field, and even a good bedside manner

Primary care physicians get 24 hours a day — but would need at least 26.7 to provide guideline-based care to their patients.

How does quality compare between NPs, PAs and physicians? It depends on who you ask.

As a result of changes from the SECURE Act, for the tax benefit of the entire family, parents with highly appreciated retirement accounts may want to re-think bequests.

The best way to prevent a malpractice lawsuit is to prepare for the likelihood of being sued

Being on the same page as your spouse is absolutely critical to investing and relationship success.

Stock market turbulence may increase in the coming weeks, as it has in early autumn in recent years. This time, bumps from potentially rising volatility could be especially rough because of existing market chaos.