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The race for medical device innovation has many hurdles

Overall, they are, but different types offer different levels of potential risk. How to choose wisely.

Device is intended for use in minimally invasive cardiac procedures that require access to the left atrium, a critical but technically challenging step in many structural heart and electrophysiology interventions.

Rep. Greg Landsman (D-Ohio) explains why he wants to ban the WISeR model, and why AI should be used to fix prior authorization, not make it worse.

A new KFF tracking poll shows AI use rivaling social media as a source of health information, particularly among younger and uninsured patients.

Emergency Care Partners’ Kevin Baker explains how physicians can avoid common mistakes when selling a practice and protect value through careful financial, legal and tax strategies.

Annuities can sometimes sound too good to be true. Often, they are.

Claim denials are a huge problem for physicians and hospitals. The solution is found in rethinking data and workflow

Medical Economics, Physicians Practice and Heidi Health will share exclusive national physician survey data on AI adoption, scribe utilization and the financial realities of implementation in a live virtual event on April 29.

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Skillsoft's Asha Palmer, J.D., on why clinicians keep reaching for unsanctioned AI, what risks practices are actually underestimating and how to build governance that sticks.

As the medical device industry accelerates its transition to software-enabled, connected, and AI-driven technologies, the testing and validation landscape is undergoing a fundamental shift.

ArentFox Schiff's Pat Naples, J.D., breaks down the legal basis behind CMS's latest antifraud push and what physician practices need to do before investigators come knocking.

What physicians need to know about a massive program that affects prices of medicines.

Avoiding damage from volatility is really an exercise in investors’ overcoming their own worst enemy: themselves.

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Doctors and patients have differing views of how easy accessing health care is

Physician communication can build trust and empower patients to make decisions based on fact, not social media claims.

Device designed to deliver faster, more efficient ablation with improved usability

After years of physician departures and "nuclear verdicts," New Mexico physicians describe how cross-specialty advocacy and patient engagement drove landmark malpractice reform.

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Physicians who signed on during implementation and never revisited their plan may be paying for tools they've never opened.

Insurance expert discusses trends that could affect patients, and thus a practice’s bottom line.

How are leadership pathways built, who are they designed for and what perspectives may be missing at the highest levels of decision-making?

WalletHub's analysis of 182 cities across 41 health indicators finds the West Coast and Mountain West on top.

Device expands treatment options for high-risk patients with complex aortic conditions, reflecting broader advances in endovascular therapy

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Bates says medicine needs a "quarterback" model for patients with multiple chronic conditions; Sims says without solving access first, no other strategy holds.