Consult with your top investment adviser: your spouse
Being on the same page as your spouse is absolutely critical to investing and relationship success.
No surprise, but a disappointment, that 62% of physicians feel some burnout
Gary Price, MD, MBA, president of The Physicians Foundation, reacts to a new Foundation survey finding that 62% of physicians feel some symptoms of job-related burnout.
Use key sectors to stake your position in a chaotic stock market
Stock market turbulence may increase in the coming weeks, as it has in early autumn in recent years. This time, bumps from potentially rising volatility could be especially rough because of existing market chaos.
Why you should optimize your EHR now
Even during market disruptions, physicians need to create efficiencies, cut costs, and boost financial stability.
Patients want health systems to be more involved in their health
Physician involvement can determine how much patients actually get out services provided
Identifying ‘white coat hypertension’ through remote patient monitoring
Understanding the different types of hypertension and leveraging remote patient monitoring can mean the right care intervention.
Coronavirus Omicron variant, vaccine, and case numbers in the United States: Sept. 27, 2022
How many novel coronavirus (COVID-19) cases were announced today?
Supply, demand out of balance for primary care, behavioral health in cities across U.S.
Analyst uses hyperlocal data to understand current and forecasted physician shortages.
Joining together to bring attention and change to health care
Raising public awareness and developing concrete solutions about workplace burnout and mental health care in the United States.
Safer opioid program cuts risk of overdose deaths, lowers emergency department use
Positive effects emerge when patients get medical care, avoid deadly fentanyl-laced street drugs.
Employers struggling to afford group health coverage for employees
Most employers are looking at options to offer coverage while avoiding the costs of a group health plan; employees want more control and more options
Fixing medical care: The pride of ownership
Restoring the trusted patient-physician relationship.
Coronavirus Omicron variant, vaccine, and case numbers in the United States: Sept. 26, 2022
Physician burnout up significantly since beginning of COVID-19 pandemic
Increase exceeds first years of EHR nationwide rollout, study finds
To primary care physicians: Thank you, the culture can change, and here’s how to help
Primary care physicians deserve gratitude for their work, says J. Corey Feist, JD, MBA, cofounder of the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes’ Foundation.
11 states with the best patient insurance rates
Four states, D.C., at or below half the national average.
Study: EHR use shows increase in care quality
Hospitals that use EHRs have better outcomes than those that do not
Senator moves to end COVID-19 pandemic national emergency
Congress could overrule presidential declaration, but White House threatened veto of similar measure in March.
Coronavirus Omicron variant, vaccine, and case numbers in the United States: Sept. 23, 2022
Good news about telehealth: It works
Researchers say data debunk “myths” that hold back widespread electronic interaction between physicians, patients.
Tools are available to remove barriers to mental health care for physicians
In a number of forums, asking physicians about prior mental health conditions or treatment create barriers to seeking help when they need it.
A remedy for providers amid rising consumer debt and complaints
By adopting digital tools that deliver more flexibility and transparency to patients, providers can increase the chances of receiving prompt patient payments
New guidebook offers basics for health care systems to address climate change
Federal AHRQ offers starting point for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
How to handle chronically late patients
What can physicians do to prevent late patients from ruining their schedule?
Building a better public healthcare system
An interview with Change Healthcare's Arien Malec about public health, EHRs and building a better system.
Coronavirus Omicron variant, vaccine, and case numbers in the United States: Sept. 22, 2022
Medicare 8.5% payment cut could lead to reductions in services for patients
MGMA surveys physicians to find out what could happen in 2023.
Picking up the pace enhances health benefits of walking
Speed and number of steps both help reduce disease risk, study finds
Fed raises interest rates 0.75%, more hikes likely
Nagging inflation is likely to force the Fed to raise the interest rates multiple times before the end of the year
Physicians suffer in silence due to social stigma around mental health care
The cofounder of the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes' Foundation discusses the dangers of suffering in silence.
