Richard Payerchin

Advanced practice nurses are part of HHS investing $100 million in education.

MGMA report outlines ways for physicians’ groups and other medical organizations to get and keep new staff.

Food is up, gas is down, health care has mixed results in latest Consumer Price Index.

KFF poll finds credibility gap between drug-makers and consumers.

But more is better, so if your patients reach 10,000 steps a day, tell them to keep it up.

Researchers warn 8 recent cases could hint at things to come, so physicians must be aware.

Population equals patients, so physicians practice where the people are.

Industry analyst reviews cybersecurity for first half of the year, and the results aren’t good.

Fears that attacks on government, academia, and manufacturing will spread to health care.

Senators, representatives, health groups endorse the Treat and Reduce Obesity Act.

U.S. Department of Justice claims first conviction by jury trial for pandemic fraud charges.

MGMA report details trends that put a strain on physician-owned practices.

Researchers offer policy solutions that could slow down acquisitions that lead to price increases for patients.

KFF survey shows interest, but patients consider cost and delivery methods.

National Academy of Medicine report outlines actions, recommendations for creating health equity for minority groups.

National Academy of Medicine issues report with actions, recommendations on creating future health parity.

Gains in health-related employment rose more than monthly average for the past year.

A dozen states have fewer than 10,000 physicians.

Researchers propose framework for AI moving beyond just a tool that physicians use.

Study examines attrition rates over nine-year period.

Survey results suggest more support for physicians would help.

Medicare data offer a snapshot of health care workforce in recent years.

A recent study confirmed burnout remains a problem for health care. These are interventions that doctors say would help.

Patients need ‘timely and high-quality care,’ not ‘bureaucratic red tape,’ lawmakers say.

Hack involved information transfer software used by contractor.

Feds announce separate cases involving billing for services doctors did not perform.

If proposals aren’t sorted out, PA problems will get worse, not better, according to medical organizations.

A survey confirmed burnout remains a problem for health care. Here are some suggestions to improve that.

In a separate case, a physician is convicted of dealing opioids.

Physicians, health care groups line up to support Value in Health Care Act.