|Articles|May 2, 2018

Medical Economics 5/10/2018 issue

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Check out these highlights from the latest edition

Highlights from the 5/10/2018 edition of Medical Economics:

Don’t let technology come between you and your patients

Your voice: Patients at risk when non-physician providers take over

Preparing your practice for tomorrow’s patients

Coding insights: Sinusitis

Health IT: Technology innovations for your practice

Boost MIPS scores while improving osteoarthritis patient management

Manage rheumatoid arthritis and related quality metrics

Navigating cost-of-care conversations with patients

Understand, prepare for 2018 tax changes

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