Practice Technology

HHS’ cybersecurity wing publishes notices on three ransomware threats.

Study finds inbasket messages may offer more clues about improving patient experience than doctors’ feelings on the job.

92% of those over 70 say they are comfortable with telehealth

Using care coordination technology can save time and money, improve patient outcomes

AAFP, developer apply artificial intelligence to primary care.

What to watch in Washington as 2022 draws to a close.

HHS Office of Inspector General outlines progress as telehealth remains a target enforcement area.

Over a decade after being promised change was on the way, physicians and other providers can start taking tangible steps towards a better system.

Physician groups call for action in letter to leaders as clock ticks toward end of 117th Congress.

Study found that almost half of health care cyberattacks affect patient care

Experts agree that when it comes to battling the opioid epidemic, physicians need to shift their mindset and start focusing on data integrity

What changes are in store for telehealth billing and reimbursement in 2023?

There's no finish line when we talk about healthy lifespan extension.

If you do not have any collateral to secure a medical practice loan, then you’ll need to apply for unsecured financing.

Telehealth store doesn’t accept insurance yet, but Amazon Pharmacy will deliver prescriptions.

Tech company surveys patients who say online experience with doctors’ offices is not great.

ATA co-wrote a letter to the Biden administration to try to protect remote access for clinically appropriate care

Easing provider-payer communications frees up resources for improving patient care

‘Charming Kitten’ believed to be a front for Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, according to HHS’ cybersecurity agency.

Mayo Clinic survey examines patient experience during COVID-19 pandemic.

Cyberattacks on healthcare networks have increased exponentially in recent years, but there are steps to protect your practice.

Reluctance to change or replace technical infrastructure is a major obstacle to change

Digitizing patient health data was supposed to make it usable for public and population health research. So far, that hasn’t happened.

Physicians commonly deal with information overload, but there are ways to reduce the white noise.

Your success or lack thereof will rest upon patient loyalty.