Dylan Fisher

As AHCA heads for the Senate, medical groups are still speaking out against the bill. What's their reasoning?

Medical advocacy groups continue to oppose the GOP's healthcare repeal efforts, speaking out against the latest iteration of the AHCA.

A data security expert urges healthcare organizations to give a sweeping look at data security, using training and technology.

In our recurring blog "Inbox," we get reader feedback on adhering to HIPAA laws and whether or not DPC is a fit for your practice.

HHS Secretary Tom Price puts the call out for additional alternatives to the fee-for-service Medicare payment model.

Despite administrative burdens, stress, and long hours, a new survey reveals that younger physicians remain driven to practice medicine.

Also in this week's Practice Notes: President Trump launches opioid epidemic committee, while proposing budget cuts to mental health services.

Amid a possible repeal of the ACA, a study shows physicians were able to accommodate an uptick in patient demand under the law.

In our recurring blog "Inbox," we get reader feedback on whether or not NPs and PAs can provide equal care to physicians.

A recent study found that care by physicians and non-physician clinicians did not differ in community health centers.

Controversy continues as the GOP healthcare bill clears its first hurdles.

In our recurring blog "Inbox," we get reader feedback on whether or not NPs and PAs are viable solutions for the physician burnout epidemic.

Two major medical groups are speaking out about the GOP health bill. The AMA say it's critically flawed, while MGMA is taking a more measured approach.

Medical groups like the AMA and AHA are against the GOP's Affordable Care Act replacement bill, the AHCA, which faces a long road towards becoming law.