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Reduce asthma-related hospital readmissions with improved preventive care, patient engagementImproved efficiency in allergy testing and management can close a critical gap in care for patients struggling to control their symptoms.
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Discovering the 'heart of care'After surviving testicular cancer, a doctor in his prime struggles to adjust to life after the cure, until he recalls his own physician's empathetic care. Read the 5-step process to compassionate care this author found in his own darkest moments.
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Occupational medicine: Making it work for youIf you find yourself working longer hours for less money, these physician-entrepreneurs have a suggestion: Start an occupational medicine practice. Here's how they did it.
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Occupational medicine: Making it work for youIf you find yourself working longer hours for less money, these physician-entrepreneurs have a suggestion: Start an occupational medicine practice. Here's how they did it.
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6 keys to practicing multicultural medicineNowadays, many doctors' offices resemble cultural melting pots. With these suggestions, you, too, can enhance your practice in such a diverse setting.
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Investigate retirement fund options when joining hospital systemIt's important to keep tabs on your retirement accounts when making a job transition. See what you need to think about when moving from a solo practice to a hospital system.
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The best new software for your PDAIt wasn't too long ago that many of us toted around a cell phone, pager, PDA, and a laptop-a veritable RadioShack holstered at our waists. Now most of these devices can be consolidated into a single cell phone.
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A new day for doctors with addictionsIn the past, few physicians who were addicted to drugs or alcohol admitted their problems openly for fear of losing hospital privileges or medical licenses. With more support systems than ever today, doctors have a place to turn for help to fight the disease that is addiction.
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ASCO: Study examines Medicare expenditures for cancer treatmentsCancer is the second most costly medical condition in the United States behind heart disease, and a study presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) sought to better understand Medicare costs.
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Improving the patient experience can build up your practiceWhat can you do to keep patients happy? Medical Economics asked the practice management experts for their advice.
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Fighting flu vaccine misconceptionsA new poll suggests that misconceptions about the flu vaccine are at a three-year high, despite the fact that more patients seem to be receiving the vaccine. Find out what physicians can do to clear the air.
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Evidence-based medicine may interfere with an understanding of nutritionEven a basic understanding of current nutrition science and human health allows a physician to use food as medicine and to counsel patients to avoid unhealthy foods.
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How to prevent employee embezzlementTake steps to help prevent employee embezzlement. Find out the warning signs on how to detect fraud.
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Considerations when buying a practiceIRA conversion, practice buying considerations are addressed
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7 steps to retirement savings catch-upHave you been neglecting saving up for retirement? See how you can close the gap.
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Viewpoint: What the French can teach usOne doctor looks at France's top ranked healthcare system and finds several lessons that the U.S. system could use.
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Federal government exemptions can save assetsSeveral tax exemptions are being reduced in 2013. See how you can save before the deadline.
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Federal government exemptions can save assetsSeveral tax exemptions are being reduced in 2013. See how you can save before the deadline.
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Federal government exemptions can save assetsSeveral tax exemptions are being reduced in 2013. See how you can save before the deadline.
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How to deliver bad news to patientsThe biggest mistake doctors make when communicating bad news is reverting to "just-the-facts" mode as a defense, one expert says.
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Physician investing tips in a time of crisisHow physicians at different stages of their career should approach their investments in the time of COVID-19.
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Physician investing tips in a time of crisisHow physicians at different stages of their career should approach their investments in the time of COVID-19.
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Long-range forces take control of soaring healthcare workforce demandThe powerful drivers of demand for healthcare services and workers have been chugging along unseen by most.
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ICD-10 Countdown: How your practice can get readyThe new coding system is coming in October 2014. A lack of preparation could ultimately jeopardize your practice’s income.
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Locum work can offer relief to weary private-practice docsFreedom from the stress of private practice is a common reason physicians hit the road as locum tenens.
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Which health care professionals are leaving their jobs?The categories of health care workers experiencing the biggest losses.
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New HIPAA requirements target unsecured protected health informationHITECH has new requirements regarding business associates and notification of patients regarding breaches of unsecured protected health information.
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Clinical Centers of Excellence: Diagnosis, treatment of dementiaThis month's Clinical Centers of Excellence series features facilities offering comprehensive diagnostic modalities and treatments including investigational protocols for dementia.
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CCE Cardiometabolic disorders: University of PittsburghThe Diabetes Prevention Support Center at the University of Pittsburgh Diabetes Institute focuses on self-management and team-care approaches to cardiometabolic risk management.
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Clinical trials underway to test adjuvants for flu vaccinesResearchers are examining whether two adjuvants could help boost the power of flu vaccines.
