Authors


Hema Majeno, PA-C

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PAs Providing Women's Health: More than OB/GYN

PAs in rural areas can fulfill an important role in helping physicians address the needs of female patients.


Ike Devji, JD

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Time-sensitive threats to physicians wealth: Spring 2024

Don't wait! Make sure your wealth is protected.


Iulia Filip

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11 strategies for discussing diet and nutrition with patients

Hint: there’s more to it than simply telling patients to “eat a balanced diet.”


J. Scott Litton, Jr, MD

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"Is There A Doctor On Board?" This Time, There Was

As a physician, you are always on the job; even on your flight to a family vacation in Florida when a medical emergency occurs.


J. Wayne Firebaugh

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Your Money: Educate Your Kids without Going Broke

Sending your kids to college will cost even more than you think. Here are some novel strategies we bet you haven’t heard before.


Jaciel Keltgen

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6 Insights into Physicians Who Tweet

You don't have to be a TV doctor to effectively reach a potential audience on Twitter, says new research on doctors using the social media platform.


Jackie Stack, CPC

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Five Often-overlooked Benefits of the ICD-10 Transition

Seeing the benefits of the ICD-10 transition will help you and your medical practice staff members embrace and prepare for the upcoming transition.


Jacqueline M. Duda

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Career: To Partner, or Not?

That is the question. The answer is different for each physician. Partnership means more money but more headaches - and risk. Here’s how to decide on a path that’s right for you.


Jake Carlo

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Retired No More

A surprising number of retired doctors are being forced to go back to work


James Bartley

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Nine Healthcare Changes I Hope to See in 2015

A new year yields new resolutions. Here are my personal goals for change in 2015, as well as how I hope the healthcare system will change.


James Bartley, MD

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Medical Device Companies Join Physicians in Bearing Risk

New risk-contracting discussions are now occurring between providers/hospitals and the pharmaceutical and medical device industries.


James Cannon, PA-C

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Certified Physician Assistants: 10 Myths vs. Facts

Many physicians still don't fully understand how PAs work in today's evolving healthcare landscape. Here's some facts to clear up the confusion.


James Cowan, MD

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Strategies for empowering your patients

More engaged patients are more likely to follow your advice. Here are five ways to jumpstart your practice's efforts.


James Doulgeris

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The secret to successfully negotiating with health plans

Negotiating with health plans is not about who you are or what you do. It is about fair compensation for what you deliver.


James Eischen

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Advocating for Private Direct Practice Models

While there are a number of legal challenges, private direct care models are an enticing way for physicians to become less dependent on plan reimbursement requirements.


James J. Eischen, Jr.

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Direct Primary Care: What Physicians Need to Know

With the increased buzz around the direct primary care model, here's what you need to know about the private healthcare transition.


James J. Eischen, Jr., Esq.

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Addressing Direct Primary Care's Medicare Issues

A recent workshop extensively evaluated whether DPC practices can or should remain in Medicare and otherwise how to manage plan interactions.


James Legan, MD

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Why I Like Practicing in Montana

Dr. James Legan talks about why he loves practicing in the State of Montana and his hometown of Great Falls.


James Merlino, MD

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Building the Healthcare Culture of the Future

Changing the culture of healthcare is imperative to improving the system and enacting this mentality must start in academic medicine.


James O'Connor, MD

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Meaningful Use - Doctors Have No Choice

The pros and cons of the meaningful use incentive program are not really the problem. The problem is that, once again, we physicians are subject to a mandate over which we have little control and no choice whether to comply.


James Riviezzo

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Soften the Blow of High Deductible Health Plans

High deductible health plans hit patients' wallets hard, here's how to cushion the blow for your practice.


James Varrell, MD

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Increasing Access to Mental Care with Telepsychiatry

With a growing shortage of mental health providers, primary-care doctors can use telepsychiatry to outsource mental health patients.


Janelle Hanna, PA-C

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Telehealth: A Modern Way to Deliver Healthcare

Certified PAs, who are on the front lines in many rural areas, deliver specialized care utilizing telehealth.


Janet Colwell

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Concierge Medicine Is Growing

Once thought of as elitist, more physicians are considering converting to concierge practice. Here are the numbers.


Janet Kidd Stewart

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Physicians Find Relief from Burnout in DPC

Feeling burnout symptoms, physicians nationwide are changing their practice models to subscription-based clinics.


Janet Munro

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Digital Solutions the Key to Behavioral Health's Future

Digital health technologies offer the potential for close and cost-effective, long-term remote monitoring of patients with mental health disorders.


Janice C. Simmons

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Douse Physician Burnout

Ease the effects of career exhaustion


Janice Rosenberg

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Operations: Tales From the Front

Front-desk staff know more than you think about running a successful practice. All you have to do is ask. So we did.


Jason A. Borton, MD

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‘How My Hobby Has Made Me a Better Physician’

Jason A. Borton, MD, on the parallels between growing giant pumpkins and life in the emergency department.


Jason E. Lopata

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Preparing for RAC Audits

Medicare is getting more aggressive with audits through its Recovery Audit Contractor program. Here’s how to assess your billing procedures to avoid audits, and establish a process for when a RAC does come knocking.

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