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It is a phrase heard often in healthcare: Excellent clinical skills don't equate to excellent performance in leadership and management. In a landscape that increasingly needs physician leaders, health systems are remiss if they assume that the clinical training physicians…

Most uninsured Americans who have visited a federal or state health insurance exchange site have been unhappy with the experience, according to a recent Gallup poll.

Some states have employed various strategies to shield health insurance consumers from the effects of "rate shock" and adverse selection.

Here are 11 thoughts on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act as it moves into 2014, what many call its biggest year yet.

As the pressure to cut costs increases and patients shoulder more of the burden of paying for care, healthcare price transparency has become an unavoidable issue for hospitals, health systems and other providers.

Richard Marc Spiro, MD, is co-director of the Butler-based Pennsylvania Brain and Spine Institute, before which he served as the director of adult spine services at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. At UPMC, he also served as a clinical…

In a Healthcare Finance News article, Carl Natale, editor of ICD10Watch, lays out tips for helping medical practice staff engage in the ICD-10 transition.

In a Physicians Practice article, Carol Stryker, principal at Symbiotic Solutions, discusses four steps to take to increase income at a medical practice.

The American Medical Association has released a report identifying the states in which competition amongst commercial healthcare insurers is the lowest.

According to a report from the American College of Physician Executives and Cejka Executive Search, compensation for physician executives is recovering slowly.