Physicians can take a note from professional athletes
The following self-care and general health tips will keep you prioritizing your health and not just the health of your patients.
Nutrition labels in healthcare are intended to provide transparency to doctors, clinicians and other health professionals so they can make informed decisions about how they use it.
You truly have to walk a mile in a patient’s shoes to find out the true barriers to improving their well-being.
For healthcare providers, executives, and decision-makers, embracing AI in claims processing is not just a step toward improved financial outcomes—it’s an ethical commitment to better care and a more patient-centered approach to service delivery.
How to take steps to boost the experience for this group of patients.
What independent practices should consider when adopting remote patient monitoring services.
Care guidance supports physician practices and at-risk organizations to achieve health equity objectives and succeed in value-based care.
In an increasingly vendor-supported environment, many organizations fail to secure third-party connections.
Physicians Practice® spoke with Scott LaRoque, CEO of MPOWERHealth, about why some physicians may be hesitant to adopt value-based care models and how they can overcome these hesitations.
Empowering physicians for enhanced patient care and practice efficiency
Use technology instead of waiting for your population to reach chronic disease.
Technology can serve a higher purpose in healthcare by enabling clinicians to easily communicate and share information without having to taking time away from patient care.
Physicians Practice® spoke with Kristina Hutson, a product line developer at Availity, about surprise billing events in independent healthcare practices and what owners and administrators can do to reduce the likelihood of their occurrence.
These are the real reasons consumers prefer telehealth, and they might surprise you.
Why you should pay attention to the future of direct primary care.
Advances in remote monitoring are allowing for physician practices to further monitor heart failure patients on a regular basis, without the patients needing to leave their home. This real-time data provides seamless connectivity, improved clinical outcomes and reductions of adverse events.
Look for alignments with your practice’s mission, values, and strategic priorities.
New technology that fixes the problems of the EHR is the best way to reduce physician burnout
With healthcare data breaches approaching a boiling point, care providers need to adopt an approach that prioritizes operational continuity.
Our experience shows how key features of value-based care can position practices to be more resilient, adaptable, and future-oriented.
Patient-reported outcomes are becoming increasingly important to patients, providers, and payers.
This assessment identified four core areas that generated underwhelming scores.
The design of your practice can do a lot to make patients feel more comfortable.
Access to global talent enables companies to broaden their talent search, build business continuity across geographies, and shift cost structures.
The proper job ad can ease the struggle to fill practice staff positions.
Staff members are looking for autonomy and fair pay.
In today's healthcare environment any disruption or downtime can have serious implications for both staff and patients alike.
The adage, “you don’t get a second chance to make a first impression” rings true in healthcare, too.