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The top news stories in primary care today.

Directives come as president announces executive order for artificial intelligence development.

Captive insurance is a powerful tool for addressing risk in medical practices

New report shows worrying increase in burnout and harassment among employees

What Medical Economics has meant to you over the years.

There is an ever-increasing array of devices with direct-to-consumer marketing, but how do they affect clinical practice?

Almost half of patients report feeling anxious before an appointment

The current long-term care system is ill-suited to meeting what this marketplace wants.

‘FraudGPT’ artificial intelligence goes online as a resource for hackers to thwart cybersecurity measures.

Take action to ensure accuracy of patient information

What would you do if an injury suddenly ended your career?

Tips for shopping for a new policy

Building positive relationships with patients by tapping into the power of artificial intelligence.

The top news stories in primary care today.

The stock market has inherent risks, but the common belief that bonds with the best credit ratings are virtually riskless is false.

You help your patients maintain their physical health. There are tools to help them manage their financial health.

Health care will become more about people, the way it should be

Let’s look at key considerations for health care leaders as they invest in innovation.

The right product can reduce staff and clinician burnout, but it needs to include a human element

Practice culture, personal considerations are also significant contributing factors

Antitrust chief details issues of concern for government regulators.

State and federal regulators can work together to improve primary care.

Here are some famous (and not so famous) examples of fictional doctors.

Supplying appropriate and accurate information online is the first step in building trust with patients.

The top news stories in primary care today.

Health care is rapidly changing, and will offer options in 2053 that are just science fiction today. The pull stats throughout this slideshow describe what an Prescribe survey found are patient expectations for health care in 2053.

Survey finds patients who have coverage still must deal with high costs, debt burdens.

The categories of health care workers experiencing the biggest losses.