Inside the 95th Physician Report: Exclusive data on Practice Finance, Salaries, and More

EP: 1.Using Your Data to Drive Practice Optimization & Growth

EP: 2.Mastering Revenue Cycle Management: In-House Versus Outsourcing

EP: 3.The Medical Malpractice Market: What MPL Consumers Need to Know and Understand

EP: 4.Creating a Practice Culture of Self-Care, Prevention and Well-being

EP: 5.The Changing Alzheimer’s Treatment Landscape - how to prepare your practice

EP: 6.Preventing coding denials

EP: 7.Tips for dealing with prior authorizations

EP: 8.Opening a new practice

EP: 9.Contract negotiation best practices for physicians

EP: 10.Building practice growth through business credit cards

EP: 11.What to do when your practice is an acquisition target

EP: 12.Find the hidden gems in your Medicare billing: Under-used codes that can generate revenue

EP: 13.Unlocking financial independence: Strategies to help doctors retire on their own terms

EP: 14.How to increase the power of your individual and group disability programs

EP: 15.How CareCredit Can Help Minimize Administrative Burden that Can Contribute to Staff Burnout

EP: 16.Navigating Social Media in Health Care

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EP: 17.Inside the 95th Physician Report: Exclusive data on Practice Finance, Salaries, and More

EP: 18.Identifying Revenue Leakage in Your Organization

Join Medical Economics Editor Chris Mazzolini on a review of the latest physician data. Our in-depth survey of practicing physicians presents exclusive data on salaries, practice financial health, productivity, malpractice rates, the state of the profession and much more.

Learning Objectives

• Understand the latest data on the state of practicing physicians today
• Find out what challenges are most pressing for practices
• Learn how physicians are making extra income from ancillary services and side gigs

About the presenter

Chris Mazzolini
Vice President, Content, MJH Life Sciences

Chris oversees a roster of brands including Medical Economics and Pharmaceutical Executive. Before entering medical publishing, he worked as a daily newspaper reporter, covering state government, local politics, and military affairs in North Carolina. He has a master’s degree in journalism from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University and a bachelor’s degree in political science from Kenyon College. He lives in the Cleveland area.