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Some staffing problems stabilize with financial incentives, and technology helps, but AMGA report shows predictions for this year hold true.

Higher administrative costs hurt providers, but technology can help

The top news stories in primary care today.

Study finds no clinically important differences regardless of condition or severity

It’s tough and getting tougher in any industry, and especially health care. Here are best practices to find a tech partner to ensure a long-term return on investment.

Other sectors grow as president, GOP debate U.S. economic strength.

The top news stories in primary care today.

Understanding the generational differences in password habits can help secure your practice

Health care expenses, lost productivity, premature deaths are adding up to billions in costs for the nation, a new study says.

Survey examines yearly evolution of patient, doctor feelings on access to care.

A current investing fad is to be stubbornly bearish.

Health care continues to be a top target for hackers, and IT professionals may overestimate their abilities to prevent attacks from happening.

Assessing and improving social determinants of health begin with the patient-physician relationship.

The top news stories in primary care today.

New coalition provides steps members can take to end racial injustice in health care

High expenses continue to hurt overall results

AACE algorithm supports clinical decision-making with person-centric approach to care.

The top news stories in primary care today.

Prioritizing the patient and employee experience starts with advanced listening and analytics, not more paper surveys.

Lack of availability may hamper efforts to combat opioid-related deaths

Empowering your medical practice for success

As a physician, you’ve worked hard to earn your credentials, which is why it’s important to protect your credit score and maximize your ability to thrive as a professional.

Talk of AI dominated the health conference, but there were plenty of other featured technology innovations and strategies

The chief medical officer for Amazon Pharmacy talks about consolidation, burnout, and what Amazon’s entry into health care means for doctors.

Feds announce cases – including $43.41 million in bogus billing by surgeon – as regulators hunt for waste, fraud, and abuse.

Preferred stocks are something of a bond-stock hybrid. They don’t rise as much as common stocks, but they also don’t fall as much.

If you practice around these towns, your patients may have more needs than other parts of the country.