Training

New graduates are an untapped resource that can add innovative assets to your physician practice.

To help guide your practice operations, you only need a one-page strategic plan, says healthcare executive Michael Sappington. Here's a template to use.

Your practice needs a strategic plan to guide it into the future. And it's easy - all you need is one page to set a clear and concise path.

Sue Bowman of AHIMA discusses how ICD-10 got delayed, the true cost of waiting one year for implementation, and how to get your practice prepared.

Speech recognition software can ease the transition to EHRs, but medical practices must take some important considerations.

Angie Comfort of AHIMA gives you quick tips on what you should do to prepare for ICD-10 in 2015, whether your practice was ready or not in 2014.

Whether you have one physician or 17,000 to prepare for the ICD-10 transition, here's how to get them invested in implementing the new coding system.

Providing great customer service at your medical practice boosts revenue and patient satisfaction. Here are 10 tips.

Having at least another 18 months until ICD-10 becomes a reality can be a good thing for your medical practice. Here are four things to start doing today.

Despite how you feel about the ICD-10 delay, make it work for you, not against you. Here are five planning strategies to consider.

Payers are using deceptive methods to get medical practices to accept low rates and new plans. Don't fall into the trap.

Here are four assessment areas your practice can use to develop training for the ICD-10 medical coding system transition.

Whether they think it is good or bad news, savvy physicians will use the extra time to prepare their practices for the ICD-10 coding transition wisely.

Whether your medical practice was ready to implement ICD-10 in October 2014 or not, here's what you need to do to get ready for the transition in 2015.

Investing time and attention in the medical practice staff hiring process reduces costs and boosts staff retention.

Robert Tennant, senior policy adviser of government affairs for the Medical Group Management Association, discusses the ICD-10 delay.

Congress decided that physicians need one more year to prepare for ICD-10. Here's what it means for your medical practice and the healthcare industry overall.

Here are some key reasons why medical practices should consider self-paced ICD-10 training for physicians and staff.

The ICD-10 transition will require practices to spend time and money, but doing so now will keep your practice from having to commit even more time or money after October 1.

There's plenty to do to get your medical practice ready for ICD-10, but proper training tops the list.

Avoid disruptions in your practice’s reimbursement by following these three steps to submit the most accurate code the first time, every time.

Some medical schools are offering three-year medical school programs. Do you think that provides physicians with adequate training?

Don't let your medical practice billing department drop the ball when it comes to great customer service.

Medical practices and hospitals must support their aging healthcare providers who may face the biggest challenges during EHR implementations.

As healthcare reform evolves, many medical practices are embarking on major projects. Here are some ways to increase the likelihood of success.