Training

This year the PA profession celebrated its 50th anniversary. Much has changed, but the future of the profession remains bright.

In the last of a three-part interview series, the Dean of the Frank H. Netter M.D. School of Medicine talks about primary care being a second career option.

In part one of our younger physician roundtable, three doctors expand on the toughest challenges faced in their burgeoning careers.

Training your staff to prioritize patient service is a great way to protect your online reputation.

Perception does not have to be reality. Here are five myths about unhappiness among physicians.

Are changing job titles causing physicians to lose their sense of professional identity? This doc seeks answers.

In order to maximize productivity at your practice, you need to take control of all aspects of its operation. Here's how to start.

When it comes to payer enrollment, small practices often lack the necessary time or resources, here are some things to consider.

Coding expert Bill Dacey answers questions on the correct definition of 'contact' and the 'mid-point rule' during a medical visit.

A recent kickback case against a spine surgeon and his fiancée underscores the importance of physicians understanding of anti-kickback and Stark laws.

The key to being prepared for any kind of crisis at your practice is to plan far in advance and know where important documents are at all times.

This older doc describes the attitude of many young residents who would rather have a job than a profession.

A recent MGMA stat poll found nearly half of practice leaders believe medical staffers need additional customer service training.

Virtual patient simulation app allows medical professionals to practice quick decision making in a clinical scenario without the real-life consequences.

Yul Ejnes, MD, and Eric Green, MD, are among the rare breed of physician who defend MOC. Here's why.

Saying the words maintenance of certification will get a lot of long, angry stares in the physician community. Here are a few reasons why.

Physicians are taking their well-known disdain for maintenance of certification to state legislators. Has it made a difference?

Are you celebrating and thanking your staff on a daily basis? If not, you could be creating a negative working environment.

Don’t just throw a new physician into the fire. Here are seven ways to ensure his success in acclimating to your environment.

A lawyer points to recent cases for examples of the importance of members of the medical community reporting sexual misconduct.

A practice consultant takes some time out to visit various practices, learning of communication gaps and training needs.

A practicing physician recommends 5 of his favorite podcasts to listen to during his daily commute or lunch break.

A physician offers advice on dealing with disappointed patients, offering advice from his real-life experiences.

Physicians face many risks beyond just malpractice; we take a look at one big liability issue in the news and preventable seasonal risks.

A doctor finds her scope of care narrowing considerably as the healthcare landscape changes, leaving her contemplating her future as a physician.