August 26th 2025
Survey finds 95% of health care providers globally worried about flu, RSV and COVID-19, with misinformation fueling vaccine hesitancy.
August 25th 2025
Drexel University research shows simple changes could make primary care visits more welcoming and less stressful for patients.
August 22nd 2025
Private practices can use automation to close care gaps, improve outcomes, and deepen patient trust
August 21st 2025
AI and social media now rival referrals and review sites in shaping patient choice.
Bridging gaps to renew trust and deliver quality care
How to prevent and address harassment complaints: Balancing physician rights and hospital actions
Prevention is key. Here’s how to ensure minor workplace issues don't escalate into lawsuits.
Direct primary care and concierge medicine: A path to health care reform?
Exploring how direct primary care and concierge medicine models could help physicians in independent practices transform patient care.
CVD, drugs, guns, crashes – hazards hinder life expectancy care for Americans
How is life different across the pond? UK babies can expect to live longer than newborn Americans.
GLP-1 RA drugs and primary care: What do physicians need to know?
Robert Kushner, MD, an expert in overweight, obesity, nutrition, diet and exercise, discusses the effects of the new antiobesity medications.
How to navigate discussions with patients about what they see on social media
Richard W. Miller, MD, discusses the best ways to handle conversations about treatment options with patients who consume misinformation online.
How to ensure that patients are well-educated considering the influence of social media
Richard W. Miller, MD, discusses what physicians can do to ensure patient education in spite of misinformation available online.
The importance of shared decision-making when navigating social media misinformation
Richard W. Miller, MD, explains why shared decision-making is so important when navigating patient concerns rooted in social media misinformation.
How to manage a tense situation when a misinformed patient becomes frustrated
Richard W. Miller, MD, talks managing a situation when a misinformed patient becomes frustrated.
How to respond when a patient requests what they've seen online
Richard W. Miller, MD, discusses the proper response when a patient makes a misinformed request.
How do social media trends lead to unrealistic patient expectations about treatment options?
Richard W. Miller, MD, discusses how social media trends can result in misinformed patients.
$156M awarded for new research on clinical effectiveness of interventions
PCORI announces list of grants to support studies on patient-centered health care.
Health care for older adults around the world: A slideshow
The Commonwealth Fund compares United States with other developed nations.
Text messages can be ineffective as medication refill reminders
A study of more than 9,000 patients determined that text message reminders did not improve how regularly they refilled their medications after 12 months.
Medicine non-adherence can be solved at the point of prescribing - with the right tech
Patient challenges could be addressed at the time a provider writes a prescription - if providers and their staff are equipped with the right technology and information.
GLP-1 RA antiobesity medications: Long-term safety
A physician researcher and author discusses the latest information on GLP-1 RA antiobesity medications.
Hearing health is key to overall health
New study linking hearing health with Parkinson’s disease highlights need for more hearing testing and treatment.
GLP-1 RA antiobesity medications: Learning about side effects, and managing them
Improving patient outcomes and health care access in rural populations with patient engagement technology
Here are five key ways communication technology is enhancing health care in rural and underserved communities.
GLP-1 RA antiobesity medications: Lifestyle changes needed too
The growing impact of behavioral health platforms in meeting mental health care needs
Mental health treatment access is low while cost is high. Here’s what to know about digital solutions.
GLP-1 RA antiobesity medications: Talking about cost
GLP-1 RA antiobesity medications: Patients’ No. 1 question
Where should patients seek treatment when their primary physician is not available?
A Canadian study found that patients who visited another within-group physician were less likely to require an emergency department visit than those who visited walk-in clinics.
Two stars: Fewer people leave positive reviews for health care facilities post-COVID
Study finds a notable shift in the public perception of care after the pandemic
GLP-1 RA antiobesity medications: a new panacea?
Your patients’ browsing habits may be driving their negative moods
Poor mental health can be driven by online browsing choices - but a free tool can help
GLP-1 RA antiobesity medications: an introduction
Study finds patients paying for insurance still pile on medical debt, or skip care to avoid it
Commonwealth Fund examines underinsureds, now more than 20% of the people with health insurance around the country.
70% of Americans want primary care providers to address mental health
Most U.S. adults are in favor of mental health discussions during primary care visits, according to a recent survey.
CMS chief: ‘It is the greatest honor and privilege to serve in this role’
Brooks-LaSure describes achievements in her final national leadership call.