Authors


David Glaser

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Medicare, With a Grain of Salt

The lesson: when it comes to collecting from Medicare (and other payers), it pays to question the status quo.


David Hurton

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Safety at the Practice Takes on a New Meaning

OSHA recently introduced harsher penalties to employers who are violating workplace safety guidelines. Here's what you have to know.


David J. Norris, MD

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How to have a successful life

Advice for new physicians as they enter the field.


David M. Rosenberg-Wohl

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The Psychologically Impaired Staffer: Risks and Choices

A member of your medical staff has potentially dangerous psychological issues. You don't want to be insensitive, what are your choices?


David Mandell

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Your Money: Don’t Leave Your Money to Uncle Sam

Try these simple techniques for reducing your heirs’ estate tax obligations.


David Mokotoff, MD

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Doctors and the Information Technology Paradox

Healthcare IT has great potential, but the lack of compatibility and conformity is making its role as a cost- and time-saving savior improbable.


David Raths

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Patient record retention: Tips for compliance and protection

Storing and accessing patient records can be a big hassle, especially when practices are experiencing a business transition. Learn how to maintain compliance and avoid potential lawsuits.


David Rich

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Improving Patient Care with SMS

Text messaging allows practice's to easily interact with patients, saving time and hassle, while also improving the overall patient experience.


David Schoolcraft

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10 Steps to Readiness

10 steps to HIPAA readiness


David Thoele, MD

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‘How I Chose My Specialty’

Pediatrics: Where the Magic Happens


David Troxel, MD

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Communication Issues Can Lead to Malpractice Claims

A recent study looked at the effect miscommunication had on malpractice claims. The results show the value in being clear and concise with patients.


David Wishnew, MD

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Second Opinion: Too Many Doctors? Hardly.

Our new column gives physicians a voice. This issue: Why economics is ruining healthcare and what to do about it.


Dawn Morton-Rias, EdD, PA-C

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How certified PAs Are reshaping team-based healthcare, one patient at time 

Working in collaboration with physicians, certified PAs provide a continued and expanded commitment to team-based practice in medicine


Deanna Morey

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Basic Budgeting for Physicians

Your expertise in medicine is established; now brush up on your financial education.


Debi Croes

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Streamline Patient Visits

Tips for making waits shorter and visits longer


Deborah C. Henry, MD

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The Black Hole of Burnout

Deborah C. Henry, MD, on how she managed her burnout


Deborah Grider

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Building a Clinical Documentation Improvement Program

Here are three general processes your practice should take into consideration when building its CDI program for better documentation and coding.


Deborah Winiger, MD

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The Evolving Patient-Doctor Relationship is as Vital as Ever

A lot stands in the way of a strong patient-doctor relationship these days, specifically the cost of care. But physicians must remain committed.


Debra Gordon

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Dealing With Drug Reps

How to manage and get the most from pharmaceutical sales associates


DeeDee Weaver

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Investing in Marketing Technologies can Grow Your Practice

Worried about bringing in new patients in the digital age? Look towards investing in marketing technologies.


Deepa Jhaveri

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'I Feel I Am Successful When I Am Prepared'

Juggling motherhood and private practice makes preparation key.


Dena Kitchens

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Vaccination Programs: Giving Medical Practices a Shot in the Arm

With flu season fast-approaching, now is a perfect time for physicians' practices to evaluate their vaccination offerings.


Dennis Helmuth, MD

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When a Patient Makes Threats

Fifteen years after his 300-pound, 6’4” patient offered to toss him through his office window, psychiatrist Dennis Helmuth explains why he now looks forward to their appointments.


Dennis J. Alessi, Esq.

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Privacy and ADA compliance for health care organizations

Healthcare employers have to strike a balance between their ADA responsibilities and the privacy of their employees.


Dennis Sexton

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MACRA, MIPS and APMs: An Unappetizing Alphabet Soup

The cold reality of life under MACRA should be alarming to small and solo practice physicians.


Derek Kosiorek

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Cloud Computing Is no Longer Your Practice's Future, It's Here Now

With the advent of cloud computing, practices are now able to have better access to their data; using any platform, any device, and at anytime.


Derrick Berger

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Lack of Communication Leading to 5010 Conversion Confusion

The enforcement delay for 5010 may have been a relief to some, but has caused confusion for most.


Diana Douglas

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Eight Ways to Improve Patient Communications

Effective communication is essential for delivering quality patient care and establishing a good relationship. Here are eight tips to help.


Diana J. Artenian, MD

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A Voice Against Age-Based Testing for Physicians

One MD says that age-based testing is ageist and a disturbing trend. She outlines her reasons why she feels this way.


Diane Kaye

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PRACTICE MANAGEMENT LAB: Start Your Practice's Overhaul Here

This new column will give you the tools you need to diagnose and solve your office's problems. First up: Are you a high performer?

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