Practice Management
Public Policy
Trump, not health care, likely focus of midterm elections
Will the 2018 U.S. midterm elections prove health care to be a significant issue at the polls?
Practice Management
White coats and provider attire: Does it matter to patients?
Compared with photo stills and films from the 1960s, the doctors of today appear like vagabonds.
News
Disruptive physicians: Is this an HR or MEC issue?
Experts explain when to take disruptive behavior to human resources or the medial executive committee (or both) and the pros and cons of each path...
Practice Management
Hospitalist NPs and PAs note progress
Integrating NPs and PAs into hospitalist groups successfully is a “nuanced and multilayered” process.
News
Burnout may jeopardize patient care
Burnout was associated with unprofessionalism and higher rates of patient safety issues.
News
Penalties not necessary to save money in some Medicare ACOs
Groups participating in MSSP were “associated with a mean differential reduction of $302 in total Medicare spending per beneficiary in the 2012...
Career
A systems-based charter on physician well-being
Real progress on burnout will be made when we stop focusing our attention, blame, and interventions on individuals.
News
5 HIPAA myths in the digital age
Health care security experts dispel five common misconceptions about HIPAA and electronic information.
From the Society
Crystal ball: The future of hospital medicine
Hospital medicine will be functioning very differently in 10 years to respond to today’s challenges.
News
CMS pushes ACOs to take on more risk
ACOs that only take on upside risk generally are spending more money and not generating savings, according to CMS Adminstrator Seema Verma.