Practice Efficiency

Remote support is helping primary care practices reduce administrative stress, allowing physicians to focus more on patient care.

A more human way of thinking can overcome legitimate concerns that doctors have about artificial intelligence.

Automation, flexibility and temporary staff all could be used to fill gaps when medical practices need workers.

Survey finds some skepticism that patients will see fully the future benefits of artificial intelligence.

Findings from The Commonwealth Fund found that compared to countries like the U.K., Australia, and the Netherlands, the health system performance in the U.S. was drastically lower.

As the primary care market grows, physicians must present treatment information when patients are making critical health decisions.

Commonwealth Fund experts consider value-based care, but it’s likely not a magic bullet to reduce administrative costs or friction.

Expert presenters offer insights to unlock potential as a healthcare professional and a business owner.

Study examines five-week period when family, internal medicine, pediatrics physicians work with artificial intelligence program to log patient notes.

ACP publishes position paper on how doctors and health systems should use new AI technology.

Technology has the ability to streamline administrative tasks, reduce medical errors

Many providers aren’t offering the online payment options patients increasingly prefer

Here’s how to combine best practices, technology and people to find the staff you need.

Put data to work for you by tracking trends in revenue cycles, cost analysis and patient care.

Incorrect physician information leads to administrative waste, lost revenue

Three strategies and four methods to help workers build temporal resilience in the workplace.

Advances in AI, other technologies offer hope for streamlining administrative tasks and providing better access to patient data

Sharing data across care teams can help reduce clinician burnout, improve patient care

We are heading for a ‘global human energy crisis.’ Emotional intelligence will be vital to navigate it.

Regulators say changes are coming in 2026 for physicians, patients and payers.

Lucien W. Roberts III, MHA, FACMPE, discusses tips for dealing with prior authorizations, a major hassle for medical practices.

AI and other emerging technologies can reduce the administrative burden that leads to burnout