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Courtney H. Lyder, ND

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Primary Care Can't Thrive Without Nurse Practitioners

With a projected shortfall of primary-care physicians, it's time for alternate solutions to patient care. Nurse practitioners are one logical remedy.


Craig Koniver, MD

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Growing Your Medical Practice: Turning Prospects into Patients

How do you nurture your practice and your new prospective patients at the same time? Here's a four-step method to guide you.


Crystal Clack, RHIA

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Preparing the Nonclinical, Non-Coder for ICD-10

Establish appropriate staff training for ICD-10 at your medical practice with a keen eye on your revenue cycle management.


Curt Mayse

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Front Desk as Profit Center

Using the front desk to improve collections


Cynthia Booth Lord, MHS, PA-C

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Certified PAs Address Oral Health

PAs can help busy MDs better address patients' oral health and meet meaningful use and other quality initiatives.


Dale Alsager, DO, PhD

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Lessons Learned: ‘My EMR Nightmare … And Why I’d Do it Again’

Think you have IT problems? You ain’t heard nothin’ yet.


Dalia Frumkin, MD

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‘What Floyd Taught Me’

Internist and nephrologist Dalia Frumkin recalls an early mentor, who taught her a lot about being a doctor.


Dan Candage

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Strategies to Get the Most from Payer Negotiations

Despite various changes in the healthcare industry, payer negotiations can help your medical practice prosper - if you prepare and leverage your data.


Dan Gaffney

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Physicians: Start Planning for Retirement Today

It's a good time to check in on your retirement planning. Here are some do's and don'ts for physicians.


Dan Greenfield

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Don’t Let Your Medical Practice Design Damage Your Reputation

Online rating sites not only review physicians, but your entire practice, including the aesthetics. Here are five tips to improve positive patient feedback.


Dan Rodrigues

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Five-Step Private Medical Practice Survival Plan: Part III

Having plans in place for ICD-10 and patient engagement are the final steps in creating a medical practice survival plan for 2014.


Daniel B. Block, MD

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'As President, Here's What I'd Change About Healthcare'

Psychiatrist Daniel B. Block lays out his first term as president of the United States of Utopia.


Daniel Block, MD

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Underdog Doc Takes on Payers for Patient

Daniel Block, MD, describes his best day as a physician, a day when he took on his patient's insurance company to get the patient the prescription drug he needed.


Daniel Essin, MA, MD

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The EHR Game Has Yet to be Decided

The promise of technology in healthcare has yet to be realized and it will take a paradigm shift to get us there.


Daniel Essin, MD, MA

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Using Philosophy, Not Data, To Chart Better in the EHR

What can the Cooperative Principle teach us about better using EHRs? A lot actually.


Daniel Gilman

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Sunshine Act Shedding Light on Physician-Pharma Rep Relations

Health reform will bring more transparency to the physician-pharma rep relationship. Here's how your practice can comply and still maintain business as usual.


Daniel Hoffman, MD

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Two Types of Demanding Patients

Patients who want things to be done right then and there are typically broken up into two groups. Here's a breakdown of both.


Daniel M. Lindenberg

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Physicians Cautioned to Scrutinize Their Carve-Out Arrangements

HHS' Office of Inspector General reiterates antipathy towards some physician arrangements that carve out federal referrals.


Daniel Schwartz

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Overcoming Skepticism for Healthcare Cloud-based Solutions

Considering the cloud for your medical practice data? Here are four strategies to get your medical practice more familiar with this health IT solution.


Daphne Swancutt

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Remember Handshakes?

A robust network of peers, colleagues, and other contacts can put the heat on a career


Darci Boyle

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Physicians: Start Planning for Retirement Today

It's a good time to check in on your retirement planning. Here are some do's and don'ts for physicians.


Darin B. Brimhall, DO

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‘My Best Day as a Physician’

How three humbling weeks in Senegal changed my perspective


Dave Denniston, CFA

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Three Critical Pitfalls of Physician Mortgages

Here are three critical issues to avoid for physicians to buy a home after residency and facing a mountain of student debt.


David Albenberg, MD

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Marketing 2.0

In my practice, patients pay cash for my services. Some are initially confused by this arrangement, but to me it’s simple: you pay me and I’ll be your doctor.


David Alemian

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How Physicians Can Protect Against Stock Market Crashes

Financial adviser David Alemian discusses safe money vehicles vs. investing in the stock market and how it can affect physicians.


David B. Durham, MD, MPH

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Second Opinion: Sorting Out the Players

A Virginia psychiatrist on nonphysician providers.


David B. Troxel, MD

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Reduce Malpractice Risks When Treating Cardiac Patients

Internists, family physicians, and other physicians are often named in cardiology-related malpractice claims. Here are some ways to lessen your risks.


David Cornett

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Recruiting Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners: What to Offer

Physician assistants and nurse practitioners share what they look for in recruitment packages.


David Doyle

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How to decrease wait times and increase patient satisfaction

Some low- and no-cost ways physicians can reduce wait times and increase patient satisfaction.


David E. Marcinko, MD

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Appraising a Practice

What you don't know about the value of your practice could hurt you, says physician-turned-financial-advisor David Marckino. Here's a valuation primer for both buyer and seller.

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