
AI models evaluated for accuracy in providing preventive medicine recommendations fare poorly compared to humans

AI models evaluated for accuracy in providing preventive medicine recommendations fare poorly compared to humans

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If we are to solve the dire dilemma in American health care, our approach will have to be radically different from those we’ve taken to date.

Here’s why physicians, other clinicians and employers are getting behind zero-interest payment plans.

The American Osteopathic Association offers highlights from the National Resident Matching Program.

Ongoing communication with care providers enables earlier detection and treatment of health problems

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Recent price transparency regulations can create a win-win for physicians and patients.

Adopting the attitude of a business owner is crucial to getting the most from outside work

Interviews with CEOs at five high-performing rural hospitals and researching successful leaders led to the following practices, which you can add to your daily interactions with your fellow physicians, hospital executive team members, and staff.

Study examines risks of complications, hospital readmissions to patients in underserved areas.

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New study finds uneven progress in making data exchange easier and more useful

‘Finger on the pulse’ study compares four factors that can lead to better outcomes for patients.

The recent CMS regulations will truly transform the PA process, both by requiring real-time data exchange and transparency in communication of how a decision was made.

AAFP president discusses state of primary care and its future with record number of family medicine slots this year.

Put data to work for you by tracking trends in revenue cycles, cost analysis and patient care.

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What should a physician do when their ethical training conflicts with the circumstances or needs of a particular situation or patient?

Screen-life imbalance refers to the loss of equilibrium between time spent on electronic devices and other aspects of life, including personal well-being, social interactions, and physical activities.

New rule aims to protect consumers by limiting coverage and mandating transparent language in plan descriptions

A healthy practice culture is vital to attract and keep top talent to serve patients.

Key to evaluating AI investments for value: balancing the promise of AI with the need for practical return on investment.


So how can inflation be decreasing amid economic growth and low unemployment, which should be pushing it the other way? The answer is rising economic productivity.

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Why some Midwestern primary care practices declined to participate in formal, government-led quality improvement studies to curb unhealthy alcohol use or improve heart health.

How will AI stack up against a fully trained human physician when faced with a “typical” patient?

No single entity should be able to wield an expensive, arduous and unproven process that taxes U.S. health care, adds to physician burnout, and exacerbates the physician shortage