In this study, we found compelling evidence that the use of scribes in family medicine practices may considerably reduce physician documentation burdens and increase physicians’ professional satisfaction.

It’s OK to have conflict during discussions, but it’s not all right to unnecessarily cause it by using language that provokes others.

Fix the situation before it affects your group’s performance. Here are some suggestions.

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There are positions that have emerged with the technology, and these are areas where clinicians can to take on defining roles within the industry.

Physicians can make great use of social media, but following professional standards is paramount.

Due to poor doctor-patient communication, most people with advanced cancer don’t know enough about their disease to make vital decisions.

Conveying bad news is never an easy task, but physicians can take heart in knowing that it’s a learnable skill.

Here’s how to negotiate in order to produce a lasting relationship and an outcome that works for you.

Crisis communication isn’t easy, but it is essential — and empathy goes a long way in helping.

This article examines the increasing use of locum tenens and how medical practices can bill Medicare and other payers for the services locum tenens physicians provide.