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Russell Libby, MD, says that while some problems require hands-on medical treatment, both patients and doctors are learning to appreciate the ease and convenience of telehealth visits.

Overcoming resistance to telehealth

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Wide-ranging survey reveals pandemic threatens practice viability and mental health.

COVID’s effect on the health care profession

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The study finds that a majority of physicians don’t see antibiotic resistance is an issue in their own practice.

Study finds barriers remain in combatting antibiotic resistance

Proposed changes to the QPP need to better accommodate physicians dealing with COVID-19, says ACP.

Doctors need more support, not penalties, from CMS

Data from the COVID tracking project on coronavirus cases, test results and more.

Coronavirus case numbers in the United States: AUGUST 10 update

Russell Libby, MD, says text messages, emails, and website postings let patients know telehealth services are available.

How can practices inform patients that they offer telehealth services?

Chris Mazzolini is the editorial director of Medical Economics

Survey results show that a lack of autonomy often is to blame for their frustration. But what does physician autonomy mean in today’s health care world?


How to restore physician autonomy

Dr Bernard was a National Health Care Scholar and served at a Federally Qualified Health Center in Immokalee, Florida for six years after her residency.  She then worked for a large out-patient hospital group before opening her own practice, which she con

Analyze what advantages and resources we have as physicians to help mitigate racial disparities.

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