Practice Management

Because the majority of physicians are white and male, the unconscious assumptions they may hold about patients who are neither white nor male can lead to inappropriate treatment decisions, and on a larger scale, worsen disparities in health outcomes.

Physicians now have to deal with new patient safety risks and other management challenges resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.

When it comes to top physician frustrations, prior authorizations rank near the top of the list, right next to poorly designed EHRs.

Practices are expected to lose nearly $70,000 in gross revenue per full time physician.

While medical practices are understandably focused on financial survival, keeping up employee morale amid the fear and uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 is equally important.

Faced with unprecedented circumstances due to COVID, as well as uncertainty about the future, what can primary care providers do to stay afloat financially and continue caring for patients?

The new position paper lays out how electronic communication can be used thoughtfully and effectively.

As more patient visits take place remotely or as one-time encounters, how do doctors forming the trusting relationships with patients needed to provide effective care?

The Trump administration continues its fight against the Affordable Care Act (ACA) at the Supreme Court.

The new code was announced June 25 after a meeting of the CPT Editorial Panel.

These are the COVID-19 ICD-10 codes physicians need to know, accurate as of CDC's April 1, 2020 update.

There are numerous coding options when it comes to reporting telehealth visits and others that are not the traditional face-to-face office visit.

Nearly half of the respondents say their office burnout and personal burnout is at an all-time high.

The Washington D.C. U.S. District Court judge rejected a claim by AHA and other groups that the rule would undermine competition and violate their rights.

As states start to re-open after coronavirus, the American Medical Association have some tips to keep your medical practice safe.

As we look over the horizon, we can’t see a logical endgame yet. We are frightened and don’t know what will come next.

Six tips for protecting yourself and your family during the pandemic

How much should practice owners pay themselves? 

What does the pandemic tell us about the state of public health in the us today and going forward?

Final-year residents are the future of medical practice in the United States. But what kind of work are they looking for when starting their careers?

As millennials are seeking changes to the day-to-day operations of the system, they’re driving a much larger conversation about what health care should look like.

Peter Alperin, MD, an internist and vice president at Doximity, discusses how physicians can use telehealth to efficiently see patients, even after practices re-open.

The services and perks patients expect you to deliver.

Tabassum Salam, MD, the ACP's vice president of medical education, discusses what physicians need to know to get started with telehealth right away.

Here are pros and cons primary care physicians should keep in mind while discussing fitness trackers with their patients.

Small practices can have trouble recruiting top talent. Here are some tips to help you out.

Final-year residents are in high demand, so they’re being choosy about where they want to start their careers.

How to keep your patients and your staff healthy

Experts offer best practices to balance the burden of data entry with the necessity of making connections