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The complete results to this year's Great American Physician Survey and more, revealing just where physicians stand with the profession of medicine in 2016.
Sometimes physicians are forced to terminate a relationship between themselves and a patient. Here are six ways to do that.
A new survey finds that disillusioned doctors are struggling to adapt to changing delivery and payment models. Hybrid concierge provides a way out.
CPT designates six codes to report vaccine administration. Here's how to make sure you are reporting the correct service and conditions.
The fundamental challenge of strategic planning is to reconcile the tension between the desire for preparation and the need for flexibility.
Direct primary care practices are growing in popularity, according to this year's GAP Survey. Why is that the case?
You've seen Trump vs Clinton. The Pearls podcast looks at another debate: Should the Affordable Care Act be repealed or not?
How much of an effect did the ICD-10 coding change have on claims processing? RemitDATA presents this quiz on Oct. 2015 claims information.
The 2015 Physician Compensation Survey asked doctors with different employment statuses how much they got paid. Here are some key findings.
Healthcare continues to evolve, so in order for small medical practices to survive, physician owners and administrators need to embrace new roles.
The advent of team-based healthcare means a more coordinated approach to seeing patients. It also means different staffing roles and ratios.
Physicians Practice Pearls
CPT designates six codes to report vaccine administration. Here's how to make sure you are reporting the correct service and conditions.
When it comes to belt-tightening, staff training is usually one of the first places managers look to cut back. Here are five reasons why you shouldn't.
