Industry Trends

American Osteopathic Association file class action lawsuit against American Board of Internal Medicine program director requirements.

But claims are ‘terrible, terrible distortion’ of facts about shots against diseases, ACIP member argues.

New JAMA analysis tracks employer-sponsored insurance, wages and inflation from 1999 to 2024.

American College of Physicians President Jason M. Goldman, MD, MACP, describes challenges and solutions.

Discussion gets into science and balance of public health with personal autonomy.

What the official language from the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices and the Vaccines for Children resolution states.

The critical role of financial transparency and empathy to improve patient satisfaction

Do parents really know every shot and treatment that happens to newborns?

Deliberations run for hours and vote is to come during two-day meeting.

Jared Rhoads, M.S., M.P.H., joins the show with a different take on private equity.

Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices opens third meeting under tenure of HHS Secretary RFK Jr.

ACP President Jason M. Goldman, MD, MACP, continues his discussion on the current state of vaccines and medical misinformation and disinformation.

New report outlines economic and educational outcomes, along with practice trends from DO education.

A new study reveals private equity's detrimental impact on health care, leading to staffing cuts, increased patient risks and calls for physician advocacy.

More immigrant adults are skipping medical visits and worrying about physicians sharing their information with federal authorities, KFF-New York Times survey shows.

Medical misinformation, confusion and doubt are affecting the way physicians deliver health care.

Physicians have credibility but may need new forms of communication to reach patients and counter inaccuracies.

Private equity investment will spur additional oversight, but investors and the community could benefit

New federal loan limits in the OBBBA threaten to increase medical school debt and worsen physician shortages, impacting diversity in health care.

The U.S. lost 11% of its rural family physician workforce from 2017 to 2023, with the steepest declines in the Northeast.

Loren Adler, fellow and associate director at the Brookings Institution’s Center on Health Policy, joins the show to discuss how payer ownership is reshaping primary care and what it means for independent physicians.

Navigating compliance and capital in a rapidly evolving health care M&A market

Commonwealth Fund survey finds administrative burdens, feeling undervalued contribute to physician feelings.

New study argues physician ownership in rural areas would sink community hospitals.