It has certainly been a journey to get there-one that has been worthwhile, with many hurdles and contributors working hard to make sure physicians love their jobs and have an active role in making that a reality.
Artificial intelligence can create tangible benefits when it helps facilitate better, more frequent support beyond the four walls of care delivery.
From booking first appointments to follow-ups and final billing, providers should consider how they can make the patient experience better.
How do you change a system so deeply mired in problems? Here’s where to start.
As the hype around artificial intelligence begins to cool, the focus has shifted to "assistive intelligence" as providers realize the value of a helping hand
We seem tired, unhealthy, and worse off than some of the patients asking us for help. Despite what you may think, complex and costly care didn’t zap our energy. The fatigue we feel comes from a lack of balance and connection in our own life.
A growing number of organizations are adopting tools to bring the advances of genomic science into the physicians’ workflow, and early evidence shows its helping.
The industry-wide transition to value-based care was never going to be quick or easy. But both payers and providers may be better equipped for success than they think.
Many reimbursement-dependent healthcare companies are struggling under the weight of reimbursement and cost containment pressures across wide areas of the healthcare marketplace.
Next generation medical wearables are facilitating the shift to a value-based care system, moving the point of care to the patient’s home while allowing doctors to monitor the patient’s condition through continuous, real-time data.
What to consider and how to proceed when designing workplace violence prevention programs for healthcare facilities.
If physicians address these three pain points in a way that puts patients' needs first, they should be able to create the type of experiences patients will enjoy and tell the world about.
If it's not relevant, easy-and yes-delightful, the opportunity to engage with the patient is lost.
Given the increased utilization of telemedicine, federal prosecutors and regulators are beginning to take note.
Practical tips for physicians to ensure long-term compliance with telehealth rules.
When it comes to cybersecurity, 2018 was a banner year for the healthcare industry for a myriad of reasons, both good and bad.
Fewer medical students are interested in primary care. Why?
Strategies to make sure your practice does not fall victim.
Four changes that can improve the value of quality metrics.
Five reasons why doctors need to offer telemedicine in their practice.
Treating patients as consumers changes the doctor-patient relationship in ways that could harm care.
The pandemic hit a health care system — and physicians — already in crisis.
What you can do today to pave the way for a successful conversion tomorrow.
Risks related to outsourced billing and considerations for mitigating those risks
Many Americans still need help digesting information about heart disease and understanding their personal risk.
The more understandable and accessible the information, the better.
Telehealth will play a critical role in managing vaccine distribution and supporting patients
Protect your reputation from disgruntled patients.
How physicians can strengthen the patient financial experience.