Authors


Bill Sonn

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Merging for Success

Forming larger multispecialty practices is going to become an emerging trend.


Bird Blitch

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Better Patient Payments for Your Practice, Patients

There are ways for your practice to get paid in a more efficient manner thanks to new technology.


Bob Graham

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A Tangled Web

Are online physician profiles helping or hurting?


Bob Keaveney

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How Big Data is Changing Healthcare Forever

What is "big data" and how is it being deployed in American medical practices and health systems to improve the quality of care? This short video explains how physicians are already using data in their management of patients, and what health IT experts believe is likely to happen next.


Bob Levoy

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Practice tip of the week: Making an emotional connection with patients

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.


Bob Redling

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Technology Survey 2010: Uncle Sam's EHR Incentives

If you’re confused about the federal incentives to buy an EHR and what meaningful use means, you're not alone. We have the answers in our 2010 Technology Survey.


Bob Sandrick

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10 Areas of Financial Waste to Cut at Your Practice

Medical practices are carrying more financial waste than they realize, according to experts. Here are a few areas to trim the fat.


Bob Vidal

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For Love or Money

An overview of staff benefit plans and what to offer


Bonnie Darves

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Prompt Payment Laws

Understand how prompt payment laws protect you -- and how to get the most out of the laws.


Brenda Edwards, CPC

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Three Steps to Selecting ICD-10 Codes Accurately

Avoid disruptions in your practice’s reimbursement by following these three steps to submit the most accurate code the first time, every time.


Brian Breuel

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Protect Your Home

Doctors pay millions of dollars over their careers for medical malpractice insurance coverage and often thousands more to protect some of their assets, yet they still fail to protect their single largest asset: their homes.


Brian Forrest, MD

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New Primary-care Models Can Change the Way You Practice Medicine

Feel like you can't do the fee-for-service practice model anymore? Here are several examples of new models in primary care that may the answer for you.


Brian Harmych, MD

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Ten Ways to Serve as a Great Physician Mentor

Advice for physicians currently serving as mentors to other physicians.


Brian Luster

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Five Steps for Physicians to Avoid Being Victims of Investment Fraud

Physicians work hard for their income and in their preparation for retirement. Here are five steps to take to ensure you don't lose those investments to fraud.


Brian Maurer, PA-C

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Certified PAs Grow Practices, Get Patients Back to School

The rash of back-to-school physicals always tasks practices this time of year. Look to physician assistants to help manage the extra case load.


Brian O’Neill

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Six Ways Physicians Will Automate the Office in 2016

With the new year upon us, here are six predictions on how physician practices will continue to automate their processes in 2016.


Bridget M. Kuehn

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Smart Data Use a Key to Physician-Led ACO Success

Using available data to identify potential high-risk patients before they become high-cost patients can reap rewards for accountable care organizations.


Bruce Kleaveland

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Three Steps to Take if Your Technology Goes Down

When your EHR fails you, don't panic. Here's how to create the best possible 'downtime' plan.


Bruno Kelpsas

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Will 2016 be Another Year of Healthcare Breaches?

Despite the increasing threat of cyberattackers to healthcare organizations, protections are not being put in place to safeguard patient data.


Bryan R. Fine, MD, MPH

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Making Public Health Policy and Economics a Priority

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


By Denni Woodmansee, MS, PA-C

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America's Veterans in Your Practice

The PA profession, which is rooted in the military, is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Today, many Certified PAs are now treating those who served our country.


By Karen Zupko

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5 questions every older physician should ask themselves

Questions you should ask yourself as you think about the future for yourself and your practice.


C. Noel Henley, MD

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Practice tip of the week: Creating a successful YouTube channel for your practice

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.


Carly Stockdale

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Records Requests: 5 Best Practices for Practices

Information requests consume significant resources and represent a real area of risk for medical practices. Here are the top five actions you should take.


Carol B. Kelly, MD

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Putting Dignity in Death

Internist Carol Kelly recalls what she did when there was supposedly “nothing to do” for her ALS patient.


Carol Daus

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Time Is on Their Side

Real-world strategies for reducing patient wait times


Carol Haraden

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My Turn

In healthcare, the single most important ingredient for achieving patient safety is teamwork.


Carol Stryker

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Practice tip of the week: Effectively manage medical practice staff

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.


Carol Westfall

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Reel in the Best Hires

Deciding whether to hire another physician and how to recruit


Cassie Gainer

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No More No-Shows

Understanding the problems that lead to no-shows can go a long way toward improvement

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