How would you handle negative comments left anonymously on an online physician-grading website?
While most of the book takes an introductory approach to using and setting up social media, the strongest point is the evidence-based approach supplying statistics and case studies.
How are medical liability laws applied to websites, tweets, blog posts or emails? It would be helpful if there was case law to guide us, but at present there is little or none. In lieu of that, here are some safeguards when communicating online.
While it doesn't have a sexy name like "Portable Alpha" or "Synthetic Hedge Fund," the "investment" turtle wins the serious money race every time.
Bipartisan support exists for a repeal of the medical device tax, but only if it doesn't impede implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
This isn't the first time that Twitter has been in the news due to its ability to disseminate less-than-reliable information about an important health topic. So what can you do about patients who look to Twitter for medical advice?
Physicians should always find a way to start maximizing their retirement contributions early in their careers. Here are some of the pros and cons of the numerous retirement savings accounts available.
Captive insurance companies can help physicians manage financial risks, reduce taxable income by hundreds of thousands of dollars per year, and build a creditor-protected reserves account.
While Norway is known for its beautiful fjords, it has a lot more to offer than just that. With museums, 17th century houses, wharves and stone-paved streets, it's worth exploring every nook and cranny of Norway.
Given the tax changes ready to take effect, it is imperative that 2013 tax planning be implemented as soon as possible. There is no better time to discuss potential tax savings than when you meet with your tax advisor to review 2012 tax information.
Positive revenue and earnings surprises are great, but if management guidance is weak and/or if analysts revise their earnings estimates lower, a stock can still get punished. That has been the case for many stocks this earnings season.
After a years-long effort by Congressional Republicans and conservative advocacy groups to repeal the Affordable Care Act was thwarted last year by the Roberts Supreme Court, a new battle to eliminate a major component of the law may be taking shape, one in which the usual pro-repeal advocates may fight alongside some rather unlikely allies.
Europe is home to plenty of grand hotels, but there's something to be said for the boutique hotels. Fewer rooms means more attentive service and a more authentic European stay.
The majority of Americans are oblivious to a crisis that has already begun.They are distracted by their latest text message and engrossed by the adventures of balloon boy. What will blindside them is the crisis' depth and ferocity.
A vital part of Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act faces a crucial test in the coming months when the health care exchanges that are supposed to insure 25 million Americans start operating.
2012 is barely underway, but big tax changes for 2013 are coming up quickly that you should keep in mind during 2012.
Economists are not in agreement, but the best guess is that the current budget deficit is likely to produce some inflation. Now is the time to talk to your financial advisor about how well you are positioned for such a scenario.
While GlaxoSmithKline recently decided to stop paying doctors to advocate its drugs, it's possible that drug groups could be tempted to reproduce those murky practices in vulnerable emerging markets.
Patient acquisition costs can quickly cut into your practice's profits.
Hear from doctors and financial professionals as we unlock the pathways to optimizing your retirement savings.
AI offers streamlined performance assessments, personalized development plans, and tailored feedback mechanisms that foster trust and support growth within health care teams.
Leveraging insights from AI and behavioral science can improve financial outcomes as well as clinical ones.
The ECRI report discusses various topics emerging in health care technology, identifying hazards in home care and acute care settings, information security applications, and the medical device supply chain. The organization also warns that artificial intelligence can pose serious risks to patients and health care providers if not properly used or integrated into a practice setting. Here are the 10 hazards the ECRI discussed:
Navigating the promise and perils of health data interoperability
Care guidance builds stronger connections with patients and drives better health outcomes
Need those remote workers back in the office next year? Here’s what to consider.
Actionable patient data lives in your digital engagement tools — use it!
Stacey Worsley, Assistant Vice President and Business Development Manager at U.S. Bank, discusses the value of business credit cards, including how they can help medical practices improve cash flow and other benefits.