Jeffrey Bendix is the senior editor of Medical Economics.
The basics of malpractice insurance
Here are answers to some basic questions about malpractice insurance.
Weighing the costs and benefits of ancillary services
Under value-based pay, practices may find they need ancillary services just to maintain their current revenue.
The highs and lows of clinically integrated networks
How can independent practices stay in business without sacrificing their freedom?
The broken promise of digitizing patient data
Digitizing patient health data was supposed to make it usable for public and population health research. So far, that hasn’t happened.
HLTH 2022: Trust in public health shaken by COVID-19 response
Panelists say lack of clear explanations for public health policy decisions adds to problem.
HLTH 2022: Value-based care's potential
Panelists highlight care options unavailable under fee-for-service model.
MGMA 2022: Burnout among doctors continuing to rise, survey finds
Despite prevalence, few institutions have formal programs for addressing burnout.
Value-based care catching up to fee-for-service
Outcomes-based models are spreading, but fee-for-service still dominates payment landscape.
E/M billing changes reward time in the exam room
Time-based visits gain financial advantage over medical decision-making in some circumstances.
Summer Bootcamp: Reducing administrative burdens at your practice through clinical-first technology
Identify best practices to alleviate the most common clinical and administrative burdens in your practice.
Integrating social determinants of health into health data exchanges
When housing, transportation and other nonclinical data are shared electronically, clinicians can better understand their patients’ needs.
Is an MBA right for you?
As medicine grows increasingly corporate, doctors are finding that career advancement requires understanding the business side of the profession
Eliminate busy work from your practice
Don’t let administrative burdens wreck your practice
