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The gap between high and low performers remains substantial

The top news stories in medicine today.

CMS announces figures blowing by last year’s record of 16.3 million enrollees.

The American Board of Medical Specialties released its 2022–2023 ABMS Board Certification Report overviewing trends in certification and specialties. Here are the key findings:

Americans pay more, but that could change when Medicare begins negotiating prices.

It's time for pharmaceutical companies and others to innovate and disrupt the distribution side of treatment.

Expenses have outpaced revenue by almost 3:1

Action is latest in Biden administration’s efforts to rein in health care costs

A strong data platform is essential for CINs to thrive.

Researchers find assessing patients and tests can lead to diagnostic errors that cause harm.

Closing gaps in care and keeping patients out of the emergency department and hospital is vitally important. An expert explains how remote patient monitoring can help.

Online visits with family doctors led to fewer emergency visits in the following week.

As quality measures grow stricter, choosing the best ones to report and incorporating measurements into workflow are more important than ever

ASAM president discusses current state of opioid crisis and how primary care could be a new avenue for physicians to connect patients to treatment.

A future of truly equal health care involves eradicating the biases that plague our current health system and creating tools that improve patients’ lives.

The top news stories in medicine today.

Doctors, medical students encounter many hurdles to family-building, study finds

AMGA weighs in on policy changes proposed for 2025.

Financial strategies for physicians in 2024

Despite recent economic turmoil, the fundamentals remain unchanged: Save as much as you can and invest for the long term

There are several technologies on the market today that are designed to prevent problematic claims from ever being submitted in the first place.

Streamlining operations allows physicians to spend their time caring for patients, and for patients to feel cared for

Patients want more convenience. Are you ready to accommodate them?

The top news stories in primary care today.

AIMPA intends to become a new voice for physicians in independent practice.

Agency gives nod to Florida program that could save state up to $150 million annually