Practice Management

Jay W. Lee, MD, MPH, FAAFP, advises family physicians to continue offering vaccines, explaining the benefits compared to alternatives.

Jay W. Lee, MD, MPH, FAAFP, shares how physicians should properly approach patient concerns regarding vaccines.

Jay W. Lee, MD, MPH, FAAFP, explains how physicians should approach the vaccine conversation in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jay W. Lee, MD, MPH, FAAFP, talks about appropriate and effective ways of initiating the vaccine conversation during respiratory illness season.

‘We are in a new phase of growth,’ CEO says, as clinicians take to voice-enabled artificial intelligence.

Who should coordinate care transitions? The doctors with the best picture of care through touchpoints with patients and their families.

Jay W. Lee, MD, MPH, FAAFP, discusses the CDC's latest guidelines regarding the COVID-19 vaccine and expanded recommendations for pneumococcal vaccines.

A recently published commentary calls for traumatic brain injury to be classified alongside diabetes, asthma, depression and heart failure.

A patient-centered approach requires prioritizing affordability and accessibility and yields improved cash flow and patient care access.

Researchers from the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia found racial and childhood opportunity-based disparities in treatment path for pediatric concussions.

Patients agree that clinicians should know social determinants of health data, but barriers surrounding clinician-patient relationships and the data collection process make the exchange of information difficult.

The guideline offers new recommendations for the prescription of opioids for children and adolescents with symptoms of acute pain.

Are retail giants still a threat to the primary care practice?

A new report determined the importance of communication in patients’ outcomes and emotional states.

When primary care practices are being strangled by market forces beyond their control, the fastest way to counter those forces is to quickly generate more revenue.

Two experts discuss The Physicians Foundation and its efforts to affect the factors that affect health outside the doctor's office.

Study suggests a way to use EHRs to develop relationship before patients arrive for an exam.

Study reveals disproportionate struggles for women in prime working and childbearing years

The approach offers bilingual support, mailed outreach, and no-cost screening.

Low-carbohydrate diet may help type 2 diabetes patients improve beta-cell function, research shows

The generational divide can be a source of friction between coworkers.

What physicians need to know about the looming labor shortage and how to prepare for it.

Eve Cunningham, MD, chief of virtual health and digital care at Providence and founder of MedPearl, joins the podcast to discuss challenges with patient management and workflow.

By envisioning this next-generation patient experience, we can see how a fully connected and collaborative ecosystem powered by innovation at every care touchpoint can deliver an integrated, intelligent experience that benefits patients and providers.

AMGA posts survey results forecasting effects on patient services if reduction happens in 2025.

While it can be tempting to opt for the lowest-price interpreting service, that decision could compromise service quality and incur higher costs in the long run.

Patient engagement is about involving the patient in their own care. So use one of your key tech tools - your EHR - to help boost that involvement.

Inaccurate measurements could lead to potential overdiagnosis of hypertension, according to research.

Medication adherence starts with meeting patients in the moments that matter.

Who do you want on your team, the go-getters or the gunnas?