More authority? More oversight? More data? More communication? Physicians, lawmakers, public health experts ponder what lessons will make a difference going forward.
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Pharmaceutical giant Merck sues HHS, CMS directors in first legal challenge to law passed last summer.
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The top news stories in primary care today.
Is tobacco use still a national health problem? Yes, and primary care physicians are in position to help patients quit.
Patients are the biggest offenders, but many also encounter racism from colleagues and supervisors
AMGA survey lists responses to a job market that remains a challenge in 2023.
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Semiannual report to Congress highlights last six months of enforcement actions involving physicians and millions of dollars.
Profits and cash reserves increased, but charity care stagnant
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Study finds providing medications for free lowered median health care spending by $,1641 annually
Health care for patients starts with the health of the team.
Some staffing problems stabilize with financial incentives, and technology helps, but AMGA report shows predictions for this year hold true.
Higher administrative costs hurt providers, but technology can help
The top news stories in primary care today.
Study finds no clinically important differences regardless of condition or severity
It’s tough and getting tougher in any industry, and especially health care. Here are best practices to find a tech partner to ensure a long-term return on investment.
Other sectors grow as president, GOP debate U.S. economic strength.
The top news stories in primary care today.
Understanding the generational differences in password habits can help secure your practice
Health care expenses, lost productivity, premature deaths are adding up to billions in costs for the nation, a new study says.
Lack of funding, strict eligibility requirements are barriers to enrollment in existing assistance programs
Survey examines yearly evolution of patient, doctor feelings on access to care.
A current investing fad is to be stubbornly bearish.
Health care continues to be a top target for hackers, and IT professionals may overestimate their abilities to prevent attacks from happening.
Assessing and improving social determinants of health begin with the patient-physician relationship.
The top news stories in primary care today.
New coalition provides steps members can take to end racial injustice in health care
High expenses continue to hurt overall results
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