Expert Interviews

How can physicians help recruit other physicians?

A health system chief ambulatory officer talks about finding – or not finding – doctors in early 2023.

Learn from Kem Tolliver, CMPE, as she outlines how health care practices can navigate and understand how to be compliant with the No Surprises Act. Kem Tolliver, CMPE, is a coding and medical practice management expert. Kem is a recipient of the Heart to Hand, Inc. Heart of Gold Award. She is also co-author of Revenue Cycle Management: Don’t Get Lost in the Financial Maze.

Frontline health care workers should feel valued. How to get there?

Diversity in the workplace can help workforce well-being.

Congress, U.S. government agencies have a role in helping physicians.

Electronic health records are part of the problem.

If physicians feel burned out, they need to seek help.

Measuring staff feelings across institutions is the baseline for improvement.

Positive work, learning environments and culture as a priority area.

Recognizing the problem and listening to doctors are key first steps.

Primary care physicians are crucial to the health care system.

The National Academy of Medicine takes on physician burnout.

A health care leader describes disturbing findings about the health care work environment.

Why excessive fatigue is so important in diagnosis and treatment.

Getting clinicians on board for treating patients.

Specialty clinics for treating long COVID

A physician can navigate the health care system, but what about patients?

How long COVID relates to ADA.

When patients are sick, productivity is lost.

Congressional action could help.

Prior research might have helped.

The 2022 respiratory season is shaping up to be uniquely challenging. How can you prepare?

Symptoms can appear two to three months later.

Long COVID effects are ‘eye-opening and shocking’.

Long COVID symptoms in patients.

An almost 10% cut in Medicare reimbursement is untenable.

What to watch in Washington as 2022 draws to a close.

Time is running out this year for Congress to act on many, many issues.