Chronic Condition Management

Offices successful in diabetes treatment have common characteristics of high performance.

If your patients aren't getting healthy sleep, consider coffee consumption.

Care guidance builds stronger connections with patients and drives better health outcomes

New study finds ‘significant disparities’ in prevalence among racial, ethnic groups

Legislation has bipartisan support, but critic says it’s throwing money at a problem with no guarantee it will help.

NAACOs fall conference features speakers on risk and success.

Democrats say their objections are the bidding of big pharma.

Medicare data confirms trend of NPs and PAs treating patients as primary care physicians are in short supply.

A multi-pronged approach is needed to stop the next global health threat, and doctors play a vital role

Medical organizations support measures to treat firearms as a public health issue. How do doctors handle it in the exam room?

Physicians Foundation announces survey results as Dr. Lorna Breen Foundation works to expand mental health care access.

American College of Cardiology, biotech companies seeking physicians to test and reduce cholesterol levels in patients.

Electronics retailer partnering with health system for chronic care management in the home

Study examines effectiveness of drugs, devices to help patients quit using the leading preventable cause of death.

Investigators said the findings show how efforts to encourage more people to get recommended cancer checks are crucial.

KFF survey analyzes false statements and finds people put trust in ‘probably.’

Gallup poll indicates use and perception of harm of e-cigarettes and marijuana as well.

Proposals due next month for pilot programs assisting food, housing, safety.

New drugs may lighten patient weights and wallets.

Four physicians convicted of selling drugs out of Tennessee clinics

Coordinators provided vital human connection for patients, study finds

But more is better, so if your patients reach 10,000 steps a day, tell them to keep it up.

Researchers warn 8 recent cases could hint at things to come, so physicians must be aware.

Men still dying at higher rates but women are closing the gap, study finds

Senators, representatives, health groups endorse the Treat and Reduce Obesity Act.