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According to the data presented in this study, patient satisfaction scores reflect a provider’s patient population more than actual quality of care provided.
Physician leaders must adopt strategies to optimize the value of patient care for those afflicted with opioid use disorders and their related infections and attempt to lower costs.
Cost, balance billing, and surprise billing can be reduced significantly when specialty physicians become involved in claims review.
Healthcare for Americans continues to be the subject of debate, derision, and division among presidential candidates — finding a plan that is amenable to Democrats and Republicans, patients and providers, hospitals, insurance companies, and drug manu...
Doximity research finds physician wages grew by 1.5%; Gender pay gap among doctors increased to 28% amid COVID-19 pandemic.
Dr. Gabe Charbonneau, a primary care doctor in Stevensville, Montana, is struggling to keep his Lifespan Family Medicine practice alive. Patient volume is slowly returning to pre-COVID levels, and he has until September to prove his business is finan...
The curse of being sick in America is a lifetime of debt, which means you live a less-than-opportune life.
2020 has been particularly chaotic, but let’s face it, even in typical times most planning and budgeting processes are frustrating. They start five or six months early with promises of visionary transformations that quickly give way to tedious templa...
This article discusses two approaches—”bowling” and “pinball” marketing.
This article explains the importance of the lease renewal process.
The move to value is an opportunity for physicians and other health system leaders to drive positive change and create a sustainable, affordable healthcare delivery system.
Although well-designed payment reform will incentivize improved care, the core transformation must occur at the clinical level. The four phases of the care transformation process are outlined.
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