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Medical Economics Journal
January 25, 2020 edition
Volume 97
Issue 2

Medical Economics Cartoon: The missing steps caper

Author(s):

Jon Carter

When hackers invade your personal technology, even the most mundane things are at risk.

Hackers steal fitness achievements
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How to treat obese patients
Battling obesity: What doctors need to know
Gain revenue through comprehensive care codes
Overlooked codes physicians should consider
Talk to your patients about screening versus monitoring diagnostic tests
Talk to your patients about screening versus monitoring diagnostic tests
You must provide patients access to their medical records
Providing patients record access
Compassionate healthcare collections strategies for physicians
Compassionate healthcare collections strategies for physicians
What physicians can expect in 2020
How healthcare will change in 2020
2019 Physician Writing Contest: Back to basics
2019 Physician Writing Contest: Back to basics
Hackers steal fitness achievements
Medical Economics Cartoon: The missing steps caper
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