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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


Catherine Hambley, PhD

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Why bother with strategic planning?

Forming a strategic plan may seem like a waste of time, but it can be beneficial to a practice.


Cathy Gillespie, PA-C

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PAs Want Full Collaboration Not Independence

While nurse practitioners seek practice autonomy, physician assistants work to ensure greater state-by-state consistency in scope of practice laws.


Chad Beste

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High turnover rates and financial distress

One of the complications physician practices faced in the pandemic was a high turnover rate. In this clip, Chad Beste, a partner in BDO’s Healthcare Advisory Practice, discusses how this ties into financial distress and what you can do to reduce its impact.


Chad Johnson

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The Impact of Value-Based Contracts on Independent Practices

In Phoenix, one clinically integrated organization is showing independent physician practices how they can achieve success in value-based care.


Charity Maniates, MSPA, MPH, PA-C

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PAs Offer Comprehensive Care to Growing Geriatric Population

With the geriatric patient population increasing, physicians can count on PAs to take a hands-on approach to managing their care.


Charlene L. McGinty

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Take Heed When Taking Off

Consider giving patients advance notice if a physician absence is planned.


Charles Atkins, MD

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My Best Idea: Why I Write

Psychiatrist and novelist Charles Atkins on the connection between good writing and good medicine.


Charles Herrick, MD

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CMS Should Adopt a Flat Rate for E&M Office Visits

Many physicians feel that useless chart documentation has grown to consume most of the patient visit, leaving little time for patient care.


Charles Kincannon

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Your Money: Bad Advice Debunked

Exploding the life insurance myth.


Charles Saunders, MD

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Investing in Technology for Value-Based Care Success

Technology will play an important role in determining a practice's success in MACRA. Here's what you need to invest in.


Charles Settles

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Improving Patient Outcomes with Remote Monitoring

Monitoring patients remotely is one way to reduce healthcare costs, but it may also facilitate outcome-based reimbursement programs.


Chastity Werner, RHIT

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Collecting Patient Payment during Scheduling

Obtaining all information needed to check eligibility and perform pre-visit preparation can be time consuming, but is by far worth it.


Cheryl L. Toth

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Five financial reports you need to see monthly

When managing their practices, a lot of very good doctors make bad business decisions because they lack the same data-driven rigor they give to patients.


Cheryl Orr, MD

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On Finding Work-life Balance

Anesthesiologist Cheryl Orr, MD, on her struggle to balance the time demands of her work and family, and the tough decisions that led her to a balanced life.


Cheryl Toth

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Practice tip of the week: Five financial reports you need to see monthly

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.


Chip Howard

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Solutions to 3 Common Accountable Care Tech Challenges

Technology is a must in accountable care coordination, but also presents challenges. Here are three solutions to achieve the goal of quality patient care.



Chris Mann

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Succession Planning 101 for Private Practices

If you are thinking of retiring, or even if you aren't, make sure you have a viable succession plan in place.


Chris Trimble

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Breaking Barriers to Innovation in Healthcare Delivery

Physicians can innovate the healthcare delivery system, they just have to overcome these four often seen barriers in doing so.


Chris Walls

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2018 Tech Trends Will Take Practices to a New Frontier

Healthcare technology is approaching Star Trek status, with the ability to take practices to a new frontier.



Christopher Jarvis

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Your Money: Bad Advice Debunked

Exploding the life insurance myth.


Christopher Jordan

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Your Money: Do All Your Exes Wear Rolexes?

Death and taxes are life’s only certainties, but getting divorced - or having an heir who gets divorced - is getting pretty close to a sure thing. Here are some tips for keeping the divorce lawyers away from your life savings and your children’s inheritance.


Cindy Dunn

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Stop Bounced Checks

Most practices still accept a lot of paper checks from patients - and it costs money when they bounce, as they too-often do. But electronic check services can help you get rid of the rubber.


Cindy Juhas

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4 Equipment Considerations for Physician Practices

Looking to expand or renovate your practice and are buying new equipment? Here's what you should know before doing so.


Coleman W. Watson

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Recent Court Ruling's Impact on the False Claims Act

What can practices learn from a recent ruling by the Supreme Court on the False Claims Act? An expert weighs in.

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