News|Articles|May 7, 2025
- Medical Economics May 2025
- Volume 102
- Issue 4
- Pages: 16
Untangling practice challenges
Author(s)Medical Economics Staff
Fact checked by: Austin Littrell
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Key Takeaways
- Medical Economics provides business training to physicians, addressing non-clinical challenges often not covered in medical school.
- The 2025 Practice Academy event included sessions on team collaboration, insurance types, and evaluation and management coding.
The first Practice Academy event of 2025 featured educational sessions on practice leadership, medical malpractice and audit-proof coding.
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As our physician audience knows, practicing medicine has never been more challenging. Our mission at Medical Economics is to provide physicians with the “beyond the classroom” business training most physicians don’t get in medical school. We want to help physicians of any specialty make their medical career the best it can be.
On March 27, Medical Economics hosted our first virtual learning
Rowing together: How to rally your team to achieve practice goals
Beyond the basics: Occurrence, claims-made and tail insurance explained
Unlocking audit-proof revenue: The secrets of evaluation and management coding success
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Survey: Physicians fear seeking mental health supportabout 1 year ago
LeagueMed offers roadmap for MedTech start-ups and investorsabout 1 year ago
Can AI slay the prior authorization dragon?about 1 year ago
Are physicians responsible for AI errors?about 1 year ago
Negotiating physician salaries: Compensation misconceptionsabout 1 year ago
Untangling practice challenges: Unlocking audit-proof revenueabout 1 year ago
Untangling practice challenges: Beyond the basicsabout 1 year ago
Untangling practice challenges: Rowing togetherabout 1 year ago
Conference recap: ACP Internal Medicine Meeting 2025Advertisement
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