
As an increasing number of physicians migrate to electronic health records to replace their paper charts, concerns have been growing about the possibility of information being wiped out or no longer accessible.
As an increasing number of physicians migrate to electronic health records to replace their paper charts, concerns have been growing about the possibility of information being wiped out or no longer accessible.
Adding pharmacists to the primary care team in the office may help patients with chronic diseases such as diabetes better manage associated risks, according to a new study.
Daniel Z. Sands, MD, a practicing general internist, spoke at the American Academy of Family Physicians' Scientific Assembly about how engaging patients online can improve treatment adherence, lifestyle improvements, and outcomes.
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"Wow, that was easy!" How wonderful it would be if you could utter those words once your transition to electronic health records was complete.
What specialty in medicine compromises the quality of its work based on its model of care? The author of this article points to primary care.
Congress voted in late November to halt a 23% payment cut that was to take effect this month to physicians who accept Medicare.
More than 6 million New York residents will have access to Web camera or telephone physician encounters, according to BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York and American Well.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services launched a division last month charged with testing "new ways of delivering healthcare and paying healthcare providers that can save money for Medicare and Medicaid while improving quality of care," including the patient-centered medical homes, according to CMS.
One-third of 272 hospitals and practices surveyed that use an electronic health record system reported at least 1 known case of medical identity theft at their organization, according to results from HIMSS.
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This physician had plans to join a large group practice where all he had to do was show up, see patients, and take home a paycheck, or so he thought. Life has a funny way of changing your plans.
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When the author reflects on special holiday cards he has received over the years, images of his patients come to life.
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Older Americans are less healthy than their English counterparts, but they live as long or even longer than their English peers, according to a study released by the RAND Corporation and the Institute for Fiscal Studies in London.
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There is an emerging concept in medicine of a health coach who serves as an integral part of a medical practice.
As physicians, it is your responsibility to protect your patients and supervise staff members who work for you.
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The author regards herself as a pretty nice, approachable, and reasonable person. So she says it never fails to surprise her when she has a difficult and heated exchange with another physician.
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Medicare practices that have implemented an electronic health record system report better financial performance than those that have not, according to a survey from the Medical Group Management Association.
Practicing good medicine can be a delicate balancing act that includes clinical skills and knowledge, the application of the skills and knowledge, and often, patient adherence (depending on what's being treated).
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A patient-centered approach to medical care holds that the patient holds responsibility for his or her own care.