In a Physicians Practice report, Aubrey Westgate discusses four ways for medical practices to reduce risk they may face as a result of the social media use of their physicians and staff.
Practice Management
A little more than 44 percent of physicians and nearly 56 percent of their employed partners experienced work-home conflict within the time frame of three weeks, according to a study published online in the Journal of General Internal Medicine.
In a Physicians Practice article, Tom Giannulli, MD, CMIO of Kareo, a medical office software and services company, discusses six ways to better engage patients and go above and beyond their expectations.
In a KevinMD blog post, Brian J. Secemsky, MD, an internal medicine resident, discusses three steps for appropriately dealing with a medical error.
A majority of people say that they would trust information from physicians and nurses about the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, according to The Kaiser Family Foundation Health Tracking Poll.
Medscape has compiled a list of "20 Best Movies for Doctors" that address medical ethics, uplifting experiences and insights into every-day life.
While the hospital consolidation market continues to move at a rapid pace, the market for consolidation of ancillary services providers appears to be moving at a slower and more uneven pace. In the hospital market, there are large systems that…
In a Physicians Practice article, Marsha Sosebee, manager of the billing/collections department for a plastic surgery practice and surgery center in Dalton, Ga., lays out eight tips to use when resolving conflicts in a medical practice office.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid reported in Health Affairs that national health spending is expected to grow 5.8 percent annually through 2022.
In a Physicians Practice report, Karen Zupko, president of KarenZupko & Associates and Cheryl Toth, a KZA consultant and writer, discuss seven practices for tightening cash controls, which will help reduce financial risk and medical practice embezzlement.
