Authors


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


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.

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