More than 1,000 physicians told us what they think about their EHR systems
October 25, 2019 edition
The government has a plan. Will it work?
Is it ‘patients over paperwork’ or a bait and switch?
Data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services reveals that on average, Americans spend approximately $1,200 a year on prescription medications, numbers that have gone up due to rising prices. Here's how doctors can help.
Telehealth solves many challenges by enabling easy, convenient contact between patients and physicians
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