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Prevention is key. Here’s how to ensure minor workplace issues don't escalate into lawsuits.

Early screening for cancer is critical and PCPs play a major role in educating patients about regular screenings.

A new Medscape and HIMSS report found that AI in health care settings is primarily used for administrative tasks, with clinical applications still in the early stages of adoption.

An expert outlines some common experiences of physicians facing infertility and shares steps to optimize psychological health and support colleagues.

PBMs are powerful middlemen that control prescription drug access for millions of Americans, and their business model is nefarious -- but currently legal.

Or, here are some great presents to make up for the times you’ve landed on someone’s ‘naughty’ list.

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Mental health plays a major role in how well employees perform

The ECRI report discusses various topics emerging in health care technology, identifying hazards in home care and acute care settings, information security applications, and the medical device supply chain. The organization also warns that artificial intelligence can pose serious risks to patients and health care providers if not properly used or integrated into a practice setting. Here are the 10 hazards the ECRI discussed:

For physicians, integrating GenAI without fully grasping its limitations could pose serious risks to patient care and professional integrity.

Exploring how direct primary care and concierge medicine models could help physicians in independent practices transform patient care.

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As a result of shifts in the primary care landscape, Bain & Company has made important adjustments to their 2030 market share forecast from two years ago.

How is life different across the pond? UK babies can expect to live longer than newborn Americans.

Relying solely on traditional methods for estate planning can leave your assets vulnerable.

The cost-effectiveness of using AI-ECG is $27,858 per quality-adjusted life year, and it’s particularly cost-effective in outpatient settings.

The regulatory battle over compounded semaglutide and health effects on the heart are among latest developments involving GLP-1 RA drugs.

Community-based primary care has been hollowed out over the past 25 years, starting with the advent of electronic health records.

As patient expectations shift toward an expectation of on-demand health care, urgent care centers must adapt their revenue cycle processes to stay competitive and ensure financial stability.

Robert Kushner, MD, an expert in overweight, obesity, nutrition, diet and exercise, discusses the effects of the new antiobesity medications.

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Richard W. Miller, MD, discusses the best ways to handle conversations about treatment options with patients who consume misinformation online.

Richard W. Miller, MD, discusses what physicians can do to ensure patient education in spite of misinformation available online.

Richard W. Miller, MD, explains why shared decision-making is so important when navigating patient concerns rooted in social media misinformation.

Richard W. Miller, MD, talks managing a situation when a misinformed patient becomes frustrated.

Richard W. Miller, MD, discusses the proper response when a patient makes a misinformed request.

Richard W. Miller, MD, discusses how social media trends can result in misinformed patients.

PCORI announces list of grants to support studies on patient-centered health care.