Technology & AI

Fix the rift between front- and back-office staff with these strategies.

How physicians and patients are using mHealth, and why payers are encouraging it, across the globe.

In this webinar on patient portals, learn how they work and how they might benefit your medical practice.

Frustrated when you have to clean up a mess created by some sub-par competitor in your area? Leverage that angst into an opportunity to promote your practice.

Electronic health records are great - if you maximize the positives and minimize the negatives of these digital files.

Here are some "can’t miss" elements to add to your YouTube videos when you promote your medical practice or educate patients.

If people are willing to download games to their personal devices, why not create home healthcare monitoring systems for the same ease-of-use?

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How do you know which patients to ask for ratings and reviews? Here are four patient types to look out for when picking patient reviewers for your medical practice.

Want to have a presence in social media as a clinician? Follow the AMA's guidelines, which reflect common sense.

Negative posts / comments about a physician / practice will hurt, so here's how the professionals recommend you take action to preserve patients.

From basics to backups, here's how to protect your patient data, and your practice's reputation.

Transitioning to ICD-10 presents big challenges, so turn to technology to ease your coding woes.

Text messaging can be a great tool to improve communication with patients - if you use it correctly.

An increasing number of medical practices are finding that electronic check-ins go beyond entering basic data and verifying insurance.

Clear guidelines on practice reporting structures will empower employees to work more effectively.

Pinterest is quickly becoming the next big social media outlet, so here's an easy guide on how your practice can get online and connect with patients.

If you're looking for the best way to use social media profitably, safely, and without taking one day off a week to produce six full-length articles on Facebook, here’s some concise direction.

Savvy prescription drug seekers who are denied by physicians have found a new venue for retaliation - social media.

Medical identity theft is on the rise at physician practices. But if you arm yours with key tech tools, you’ll lower your likelihood of being a victim.

As convenient as text messaging may be, there are certain issues for healthcare providers to consider when using any communication method with patients. Here are seven to consider.

Social media can be a great tool, but are you taking precautions to ensure you do not get into trouble as a result of using it?

When patients come with their own cyber-diagnosis, physicians can order tests to satisfy them or simply take the time to explain why it is not needed.

What you do online matters - and medical boards are paying attention.

Which of the trusty, everyday tools you use in your practice are edging toward extinction? Here are some of the things you told us you'll probably stop using in the next five years.