Practice Management

A study published in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery examines how the Sunshine Act impacts orthopedics.

Physicians' contracts may negatively affect patient care and professionalism, based on an Annals of Internal Medicine article, according to Medical Xpress.

With physicians around the country plagued with burnout, Denah Joseph, MFT, from the University of California, San Francisco, detailed how reconnection can minimize burnout, according to Medscape.

Humana is partnering with orthopedic groups in Ohio to launch a value-based bundled payment care model for Humana Medicare Advantage members.

The University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center is collaborating with Cincinnati-based Intelemage, an image exchanged-based company, to bolster its telehealth program, according to Healthcare Informatics.

CMS reported physicians in 128 groups will receive a reimbursement rate jump due to superior performance in the value-based payment program, paid for by the 5,477 groups that will see a 2 percent payment cut for poor performance or non-reporting,…

Physicians topped the list of 25 highest-paying jobs of 2016 from Glass Door, according to a Time report.

Retail clinics were designed to make healthcare more efficient and cost-effective when compared with emergency departments, but a new Health Affairs study featured in Medical Xpress shows retail clinics may actually increase healthcare spending.

Atlanta-based Emory Healthcare piloted a program aimed at reducing EHR clicks via a customized workflow to make technology more efficient, thus giving physicians more time to interact with patients, according to Physician's Money Digest.

Removing restrictions on medical residents' duty hours may negatively impact physicians who are parents, according to The Atlantic. Pediatrician Phoebe Danziger, MD, shared her thoughts.