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How an alternative waiting room can benefit patients.

But support splits along party lines

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Taxpayers ultimately picking up the tab for those refusing the jab

A new survey ranks cities according to factors important to retirees.

The organization is also calling on everyone to be vaccinated against the disease.

Companies short on innovation won’t be able to adapt to changing markets and thus are imperiled.

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The drop in use was starkest in the northeast.

To determine your needs for cash now and in the future, here are some questions to ask yourself.

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Here's what's in store for the waiting room of the future

The funds are available for practices impacted by the pandemic.

Physicians provided their ideas to solve the burnout crisis.

As part of the 3rd annual Medical Economics Physician Burnout survey, we asked physicians to tell us how burnout has affected their own career.

Medical Economics sat down with BD's Jeff Andrews, MD, to discuss this flu season's unique challenges for physicians as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

The announcement is part of a slate of new vaccine mandates announced Sept. 9.

The decision to purchase life insurance is an important one for all of us, and when you’re a physician there a lot of things to consider.

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Treatment delays and trouble paying are still major challenges.

The lack of use is correlated with a lack of confidence in the ability to pay for medical care.

Many physicians intuitively suspect that the key to successful chronic disease management and prevention is to encourage sustained behavior change in their patients.

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What doctors can learn from telehealth in their in-person patient interactions.

Hospitals and health systems are failing to commit fully to consumer-centered care.

I am convinced that primary care and much of medicine today are in an “evidence desert”. Let me explain.

With virtual care on the rise, physicians need to understand the risks when caring for patients.