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Disparities are present over time and throughout the country

National Academy of Medicine report outlines actions, recommendations for creating health equity for minority groups.

Check out our exclusive and latest physician survey data.

National Academy of Medicine issues report with actions, recommendations on creating future health parity.

Even with the pandemic no long dominating their lives, both doctors and their patients struggle with stress

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Gains in health-related employment rose more than monthly average for the past year.

A dozen states have fewer than 10,000 physicians.

Trusted relationships are vital to health care. Here’s a way to develop them to benefit patients and physicians.

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Provider productivity rises despite financial pressures

Survey finds stress levels for many are higher now than during height of the pandemic

Artificial intelligence in medicine is causing uncertainty and fear for physicians and other clinicians. Here’s how leaders can use open communication to develop trust in the workforce.

Study examines attrition rates over nine-year period.

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Clinical validation balances the importance of innovation while ensuring safety and reliability

Addressing the problem requires a multi-pronged approach

Survey results suggest more support for physicians would help.

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Medicare data offer a snapshot of health care workforce in recent years.

Customers nationwide can connect with providers 24/7 to treat many common health problems

Inefficient billing workflows and the associated staffing issues contribute significantly to the burnout epidemic.

Patients and physicians would benefit by replacing layers of administration with meaningful connections for care.

Better technology is good for patient health and the financial health of physicians’ practices.

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A recent study confirmed burnout remains a problem for health care. These are interventions that doctors say would help.

Patients need ‘timely and high-quality care,’ not ‘bureaucratic red tape,’ lawmakers say.

Private equity firms and insurance companies are encroaching on health care