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Owners of physician practices who are ready to move on have to make hard decisions on whether it is the right time to sell or whether they need to hold on until circumstances change.

Antiobesity and T2D drugs are hot right now. Where are the markets for them?

Federation of State Medical Boards responds to claims that boards are ‘dangerously lax’ about handling accusations against doctors.

Cybercriminals growing more savvy about their strategies, report finds

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Most patients don’t have a specific ownership preference, but those that do overwhelming prefer independent private practices

How do physicians compare with nurses, technicians, social workers?

Professional discipline for doctors has decreased in the last three years.

AI shows how it can increase accuracy in clinical care and assist doctors with decision-making in the future

Responsible application of AI is crucial, especially when the health and well-being of people are at stake.

KFF survey analyzes false statements and finds people put trust in ‘probably.’

Gallup poll indicates use and perception of harm of e-cigarettes and marijuana as well.

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Proposals due next month for pilot programs assisting food, housing, safety.

Census reveals information about physician workforce across the United States.

The latest health care technology news

How to mitigate or prevent public discipline by a medical board.

Despite its proven success, persisting barriers slow technology’s adoption

These programs are focused on prevention by proactively interacting with patients to understand and resolve their care barriers - before non-clinical issues become problematic and costly.

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New drugs may lighten patient weights and wallets.

Study examined more than three million ED visits

Are your patients using? NIH survey shows numbers are trending up in groups aged 19 to 30 and 35 to 50 years.

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Powering through with temporary help and overtime is unsustainable and costly. Instead, use innovative technology to save money and improve service for patients.

Twitter, Facebook were most frequently-used platforms

‘New era’ as 2023 could go from bad to worse for invasions of computer networks.