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Compliance

May 1, 2012
Virtual Patient Visits
Conducting video visits over an Internet connection is going mainstream. More »
April 24, 2012
Medicare Fraud and Abuse and Your Practice
The government is getting more aggressive — a lot more aggressive — in going after possible fraud. Here's how to keep your practice out of legal hot water. More »
April 5, 2012
Mobile Technology Helps Physicians Coordinate Care
Thanks to new federal initiatives and the increased use of smart phones and tablets, more physicians are communicating with each other while on the go. More »
March 7, 2012
Proper Introductions at Your Practice Are Critical to Patient Relations
In the medical world, the way you introduce yourself and others can make or break your relationships — with patients, their families, and your colleagues. More »
February 28, 2012
Physicians, Patients, and the Internet
Are you competing with Dr. Google? Here's some advice on how to deal. More »
February 6, 2012
'Here's What They Should Really Teach in Medical School'
There’s no education like experience More »
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Electronic Risk Assessment at Check-in Time Offers Financial, Patient Benefits
Marisa Torrieri , May 21, 2012

An increasing number of medical practices are finding that electronic check-ins go beyond entering basic data and verifying insurance.

Making Public Health Policy and Economics a Priority
Bryan R. Fine, MD, MPH , May 21, 2012

Public health as an important part of an allopathic, clinical program may be intuitive to some, but implementing it is still a challenge.

When Doctor's Get Sick, Patients Should Understand
Melissa Young, MD , May 21, 2012

With my associate out, we've had to do some patient shuffling and not every patient has been accepting about our situation.



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