When it comes to financial planning, physicians have different concerns that most individuals.
Successful implementation and integration of these technologies will be critical for practices to realize their true benefit
Four challenges organizations must address to truly improve cost efficiency and quality in health care.
For most patients, anxiety treatment begins with a visit to their primary care physician.
Overworked primary care physicians are a stopgap in a national mental health crisis. It’s time for insurance companies to shoulder their fair share of the load.
Screening is the imperative for early detection that can lead to better outcomes for patients.
Using care coordination technology can save time and money, improve patient outcomes
Helping patients take the next step on making healthy choices.
Responsible application of AI is crucial, especially when the health and well-being of people are at stake.
Pandemic shows how value-based care can benefit everyone
By joining forces with other independent practices, purchasing medical supplies can be simplified and result in cost savings.
Do no harm, even though your patient might.
For many physician practices, changes presumed to be temporary may become more permanent
Don’t overlook the variety of activities that can qualify for the R&D credit
Why physicians need to understand and insure the gap between earning potential and net worth.
Pratices and hospitals focus on training employees against social engineering attacks. But they risk leaving themselves open to attacks that exploit network software vulnerabilities.
If you think this year is a big deal because of the presidential election, check out what’s projected for Medicare in 2028.
Even as we begin to envision a post-pandemic future, continuing backlogs and unsustainable workarounds and rising international turmoil supply fresh evidence that supply-chain fragility is untenable.
Spring has sprung, so it’s time for physicians to help patients feel better, maintain quality of life, and keep working.
Stopping some doctors from sharing unsound medical advice has proved challenging. Even defining misinformation has been difficult. And during the pandemic, resistance from some state legislatures is complicating the effort.
During my decades of experience working with people who live with Alzheimer’s disease I’ve seen first-hand the detrimental impact this condition has on the family and caregivers.
The problem calls for systemic changes and individual actions
Leaders look to software for solutions that will lead to better patient care.
At the Financial Times Global Pharma and Biotech Summit 2024, a panel discussed the potential of mRNA technology in developing cancer vaccines amid distrust from the public.
Stories of transformation shared by Specialdocs and affiliated physicians.