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Anjali Garg, MD

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Why helping trauma survivors benefits all patients

How trauma informed care can lead to better care for all: A perspective in caring for human trafficking survivors


Preeti Panda, MD

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Why helping trauma survivors benefits all patients

How trauma informed care can lead to better care for all: A perspective in caring for human trafficking survivors


Martha Bebinger, WBUR

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Can life-saving medicine prevent you from getting life insurance?

One nurse at an addiction treatment program carries opioid-reversal drug naloxone, brand name Narcan, to save a life whether she's on or off the job. She's been denied life insurance because the life insurer can't distinguish those who carry naloxone to save others and those who carry naloxone because they are at risk for overdose.


Alex Smith, KCUR

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Extreme temperatures may pose risks to some mail-order meds

Some room-temperature drugs are approved to spend up to 24 hours in temperatures from as low as the upper 50s to as high as 104 degrees. But scientists just don’t know how a number of medications respond to more extreme temperatures.


Erick Trickey

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Practicing medicine in remote Alaska

The benefits and challenges of providing care on America’s last frontier.


Brooke Schweitzer, DMSc, PA-C

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Certified PAs in surgical specialties are becoming the rule, not the exception

The rising number of PAs working in surgical subspecialties is helping to fill the physician shortage and represents a larger shift toward team-based practice in the operating room.


Joseph E. Guimera, JD

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Digital technology and the patient experience

The patient experience has become a top concern for practices as it affects physician online ratings, practice reputation, and patient acquisition and retention.


Cheryl Clark, Kaiser Health News

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CA medical board investigates physicians whose patients died of opioid overdose

The Medical Board of California has investigated the prescribing practices of about 450 physicians whose patients overdosed on opioids months or even years later.


Kristine Gill

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Millennials shift primary care expectations

In an attempt to lure 20- and 30-somethings, physicians are looking to make everything from scheduling appointments to asking questions both quicker and easier for patients.


Gregg Clavijo-Hopper

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How to provide continuity of care for older patients

With the silver tsunami fast approaching, it’s critical that physicians develop workflows to keep abreast of seniors’ health amid anticipated life changes and transitions of care.


Andrew Sparks, JD

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A review of key 2018 False Claims Act recoveries and developments

A look back at notable U.S. Department of Justice settlements and policy directives to see what lies ahead for 2019.


Sylvia Romm, MD, MPH

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Telemedicine emerging as a first line of defense during flu season

By using proven technology, physicians can help contain the spread of potentially dangerous viruses to vulnerable populations, while still seeing patients in a safe, timely, and convenient way.


Nadja Sayej

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When the doctor becomes the patient

Oncologist Kamal Malaker unexpectedly found himself in need of heart surgery. The experience changed the way he practices medicine.


John Nye

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Why you need enterprise equipment for your medical practice

The upfront savings of purchasing computer equipment from a nearby big-box store can be tempting. But remember: You get what you pay for.


Sean P. Byrne

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Not-so-expert experts

How physicians can protect themselves from unethical testimony by an ‘expert’ witness.


Dan Berger

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Best practices for secure payment processing

Accepting payment via credit card is one way to improve patient collections. But medical practices must take precautions to ensure that their patients’ personal information remains protected.


Kimberly Berggren, PA-C

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How to reduce heart-related deaths

Stemming heart disease and stroke is too big of a battle for physicians to tackle alone. Physician assistants can provide some much-needed support by explaining treatment plans, encouraging lifestyle changes, and improving both patient compliance and patient relations.


Peter Alperin, MD

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5 reasons why telemedicine is here to stay long after the pandemic

Telemedicine is more than a splash in the proverbial healthcare pan.


Peter J. Domas, JD

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There’s a new Anti-Kickback Statute that most practices don’t know about

Is your practice compliant with the Eliminating Kickbacks and Recovery Act of 2018 (EKRA)? If you don't know what EKRA is, you are not alone-and that is part of the problem.


Raksha Joshi, MD

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Physician Perspectives: Raksha Joshi

“Despite all the trials and tribulations of practicing in the present healthcare delivery environment, I still feel my life is validated by being a physician.”



Roberta Berrien, MD

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Physician Perspectives: Roberta Berrien

“I feel more alone than ever in trying to care for my patients properly.”


David J. Norris, MD, MBA

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5 Tips to help stop theft in your back office

Follow these simple tips to detect-and prevent-financial fraud in your medical practice.


Kathleen Walker

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How the new H-1B visa selection hinders international medical graduates

The government’s change to the H-1B process could negatively impact thousands of physicians who wish to practice in rural communities and intensify the growing physician shortage.


Matt Martinez

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How the new H-1B visa selection hinders international medical graduates

The government’s change to the H-1B process could negatively impact thousands of physicians who wish to practice in rural communities and intensify the growing physician shortage.


Russell Libby, MD

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Physician Perspective: Russell Libby

“The privilege of being able to develop meaningful relationships with patients and help them live healthy, productive lives is a unique and wonderful quality of practicing medicine.”


Edward Marut, MD

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Physician Perspective: Ed Marut

“No matter what I do, I simply make sure my career does not infringe on personal time.”


Justin T. Kelton

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How to protect your reputation and medical practice against defamatory online reviews

As patients increasingly rely on the internet to determine which provider is best for them, online reviews play a critical role in the success - or failure - of modern medical practices.


David J. Norris, MD, MBA, CPE

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Here Are Five Financial Ratios to Know about Your Practice

Just like there are ratios that gauge your patients’ health, there are ratios to gauge the financial health of your practice.


Joe Polaris, MBA

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Price transparency: The key to patient satisfaction

How physicians can strengthen the patient financial experience.

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