Private equity draws a lot of negative comments from doctors, but is it actually a good thing for medicine?
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PYA consulting principal Tynan Kugler breaks down the market, regulatory and workforce pressures pulling physician compensation in competing directions, and what organizations and physicians need to understand before structuring a deal.
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Whether you are thinking about getting an AI-powered scribing tool or already using one, you need to ask these questions
Concrete habits that help primary care physicians close charts in the room, not at 9 p.m.
Company cites pivotal trial data showing high acute success and reduced ICD shocks in patients with recurrent VT
Physicians Foundation president discusses CMS request for information about physician-owned hospitals.
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Prosper Beyond VBC's Doral Jacobson on why most practices lose negotiations before they even get in the room, and what to do differently.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismissed the two vice chairs of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force effective May 11, prompting immediate condemnation from the American Medical Association and other public health groups.
Armed with a new ruling, Democrats launch another effort to kill prior auth in WISeR payment model now running in six states.
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Deal expands company’s vascular intervention portfolio with fully mechanical clot-removal technology for peripheral artery disease patients
The doctor is still in, and needs to consider what artificial intelligence can and can’t do in the clinic
Look for a partner and not just a high bid when it comes to selling your practice.
A pediatric emergency physician explains how she took her fight against preventable child injuries, unsafe sleep and online predators from the emergency room to social media.
Insurers and federal officials say prior authorization is moving into the digital age. Physicians are still waiting to see whether the burden actually drops.
When it comes to filling prescriptions, having a nearby pharmacy isn't always enough.
As AI-powered diagnostic tools multiply, primary care physicians face a pressing question: which ones are actually worth adopting — and how?
New device adds airflow, oxygen and snoring analysis capabilities to chin-worn home testing platform
Everyday prescriptions such as atorvastatin, lisinopril and metformin are now on the federal price comparison site, though experts say insured patients still may pay less through their plans.
What physicians should know about treatment options for patients with obesity — and why they need to be advocates
Patients don't fill prescriptions for a variety of reasons, and unfortunately for physicians, they don't always know when it happens or why.
Cardiologist authors explain what primary care physicians should know about the latest research on CVD.
The clinical and financial case for teaching physicians how to communicate after a medical error
New EBUS device aims to improve imaging, reduce procedure preparation time and lower infection risks associated with traditional balloon-based systems
Science and technology may explain medical conditions, but not the unexpected twists of surreal encounters with patients.
Lumeris CMO David Carmouche, M.D., makes the case that AI's biggest opportunity in primary care isn't replacing physicians, it's giving them back the time and cognitive space to actually practice medicine.
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Federally qualified health centers offer primary care to millions, and their role has never been more critical
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