What key lessons can help physicians succeed and thrive in the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) and other value-based models? See diverse thought leaders’ hard-won insights and expert perspectives on ways to elevate your performance.
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How can progressive health systems harness disruption and leverage their reputation to thrive amid healthcare’s evolution and uncertainty? Privia Health’s Chief Business Development Officer Mike Flammini analyzes the concept of “strategic incumbency” and its impact on physician alignment.
While we think every day should be National Doctors’ Day, we felt it was critical to recognize doctors and their commitment to caring for others. Here are the top reasons we at Privia Health are saying thank you to all doctors across the U.S.!
Women’s History Month celebrates the achievements and contributions of women across cultures. Studies show the pivotal role that female physicians and providers play in their patients’ care. We’re grateful for the opportunity to support female physicians and the excellent care they provide!
An electronic health record (EHR) should help streamline and enhance a physician’s day-to-day operations so they can do what they do best: focus on their patients. Alison Broadbent, PA, Associate Director of Clinical Workflow Solutions, discusses how a great EHR can help in four common scenarios doctors may see every day.
Despite value-based care’s ongoing evolution and progress, data shows that the bulk of physician compensation still comes from fee-for-service arrangements. However, mutually beneficial, capital-efficient partnerships may help counter this trend and advance the “volume-to-value” transition.
On average, 13 percent of mothers in the United States will develop symptoms of postpartum depression. However, over half of them will go untreated. What are the most common misconceptions about postpartum depression, and how can physicians support postpartum mental health?
Despite the circumstances created by the COVID-19 pandemic, the overall suicide rate in the U.S. decreased in 2020 compared to 2019. While these results are optimistic, physicians should continue to screen patients for depression and suicidal ideation.
A new study published in Health Affairs found evidence of racial bias in electronic health record (EHR) notes at an urban academic medical center. Researchers believe clinician training and changes to the care delivery model can help address the problem.
Studies show that women consider their trust in their physicians as one of the most important factors in their care. Here are three ways physicians can build rapport with their patients.