Elizabeth Flynn, MD, shares how a partnership helped her independent pediatrics practice with clinical informatics, collaboration, and expertise.
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Jun
Jun
Too often, medical groups fixate on metrics at the expense of culture. How can they foster accountability and physician engagement to improve performance and outcomes?
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Jun
Jun
A high-performance medical group is more than outstanding Patient CSat and Provider NPS scores. What dimensions do data and quantitative measures fail to capture?
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Oct
Oct
How can office managers boost workflows related to hiring staff and day-to-day administrative work? Sarah Shepherd, Director, People Operations, and Julie Bray, Director, Practice Operations, share tips and strategies for optimization.
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Jul
Jul
Discover how a partnership helped equip Sonal Patel, MD, with tools, technology, and support to start her own practice.
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Feb
Feb
How might the recently implemented E/M revisions increase practice revenue, combat burnout, enhance the doctor-patient relationship, and change coding by time and medical decision-making?
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Oct
Oct
The American Medical Association’s (AMA) revised E/M codes go into effect next year. Amy Waller, Vice President, HIM and Coding Integrity, Privia Health, examines how these changes can enhance the patient-provider relationship and what steps independent practices can take to prepare for 2021.
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Oct
Oct
How might physicians’ determination to deliver excellent patient care, especially during the uncertain times of COVID-19, increase burnout? Joseph DeVeau, MD, draws from his experiences and extensive research to explore how we might redefine “excellence” to combat this perplexing problem and better support providers.
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Oct
Oct
Researchers predict America’s physician shortage will hit 139,00 by 2033. What are the main causes and how can independent practices safeguard their future?
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Aug
Aug
Pediatricians are the most important resource for parents who are concerned about their child’s mental and behavioral health, but data shows that there are significant care gaps between pediatricians and child psychiatrists. What small changes can pediatricians make to their practices to help address this?