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Highlights industry issues, but physicians must take steps to keep their own patients’ data safe.

Health IT experts say technology’s ability to scan data promises significant efficiencies and can improve individualized care.

Many health experts believe that by knowing whether a patient is lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or straight, physicians can be more alert to a person’s medical needs and more thoughtful in interactions.

The early verdict from physicians is simple: “MACRA? I think I know what that is, but I’ll pass, thank you.”

By knowing these codes, practices can earn additional reimbursement.

How to avoid denials,
 collect what you are owed

How to optimize the revenue cycle with comprehensive patient communication strategies

DTC genetic testing may provide some relief for patients about their health risks, but more stress for physicians.

How giving back to the community can recharge

2017 Physician Writing Contest: Honorable mention

With a unique voice, good content, patience and consistency, your practice’s social media accounts can become valuable assets.

Do patients prefer Marcus Welby, MD, or Derek Shepherd, McDreamy, for their physician? The former, a well-seasoned veteran of medical science, the latter, a recently educated young doctor?

wWen should you, as the primary provider, ask for a hospice consult?

Precision Medicine in Primary Care: Now And In the Future

As if giving your key employees menial tasks isn’t enough to consider outsourcing, the ever-changing landscape of the medical industry should be the deciding factor.

While all of us recognize the advantages of an electronic record in the respect of data retrieval, the risk has become greater because many practices do not secure their network.

Sofosbuvir-based therapy successfully treats HCV patients with decompensated liver disease, according to a new study.

New research finds direct-acting antivirals can be given safely to those on liver transplant waitlist.

U.K. researchers say more research and funding is needed for a more successful alternative to prevent pneumonia infection.

A new report says the key to increasing adult vaccine compliance may lie in a simple suggestion from a physician.

A lack of improvement in HbA1c compared with patients who monitor glucose indicates that monitoring should not be routine, according to new research.

Good, long-term control of HbA1c may help prevent depressive symptoms in elderly with type 2 diabetes, according to a new study.

While physicians are charged with directing referrals, diagnostic tests and treatment options, every physician operates under the rules, regulations and restrictions of the government, the payers and the employer.

Maintaining certification, specifically under the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM), has come under fire for a number of reasons, ranging from test material that has no connection to day-to-day practice to the salaries of those running the organization.

What qualifies as a preventative exam?

Physicians question value of process