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There is recognition among traditional health care organizations that we need to change drastically and quickly in order to meet the needs of all our patients.
The questions you should be asking, and the plans you should be making.
One physician reflects on her decision to leave her employer, start her own practice and how she followed (and deviated) from her startup plans.
Patients want someone who can provide excellent clinical care. They also need someone who can communicate their diagnosis with empathy and compassion.
Seeing patients and their relatives creates additional HIPAA considerations but ultimately improves patient care.
Though traditional fee-for-service reimbursement is tied to volume, quality patient care can’t be increased by simply adding more appointments.
Physician Melissa Young shares two patient encounters that remind her of her primary role: to care for and comfort others.
When physicians don't talk to patients about social determinants of health, they miss the bigger picture.
The ongoing battle to get patients the treatments they need is a major contributor to physician burnout.
Burnout is not about broken doctors and nurses. It is about a broken system.
How this primary care physician is attempting to bring more balance into her life.
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