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The 94th annual Medical Economics Physician Report came out this summer. How are physician salaries and practice financial health faring?

AWhat is the role of artificial intelligence, especially generative AI in the mold of ChatGPT, in health care? Read our special report.

Did physician burnout actually improve in 2023? Check out our survey data and find out.

Beyond the classroom practice management and business training for physicians was a priority in 2023.

Medical-themed presents may be just what the doctor ordered to add holiday cheer.

It’s possible to get more, high-quality patient visits during the day with less charting at night.

Need those remote workers back in the office next year? Here’s what to consider.

The top news stories in primary care today.

HHS, DOJ say COVID-19 was a factor in enforcement during report time period.

The top news stories in primary care today.

Federal analysts project 19 million people covered by January 2024 deadline.

Genetic test could counter overdose epidemic, still a ‘profound’ public health crisis.

Is your practice following proper protocols when it comes to telehealth?

What goes up, must come down.

The top news stories in primary care today.

U.S. Department of Justice announces pleas or convictions for 27 people involved in scheme.

Efforts to create special moments for others may take weeks of recovery.

Health care leaders increasingly are looking to technology for solutions to the challenges facing primary care

The top news stories in primary care today.

Board announces 40% increase from 2022 to 2023.

AI and other emerging technologies can reduce the administrative burden that leads to burnout

Health data stands as a linchpin in claims resolutions, legal events, and special patient cases, playing an instrumental role in ensuring the efficacy and integrity of health care processes.

Hispanic students increase, Black student total dips slightly.

The top news stories in primary care today.

Proposals, money and 'perpetual hope' are all there. Now action is needed.

Study examines levels of self-reported disabilities and effects on salary.

AMA examines how dominating metro areas has effects on patients and physicians.

66% of health care leaders surveyed said they plan to leave their current positions