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May 6, 2021 In This Issue
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What PATIENTS Are Reading
National News
Anticipating the needs of one's audience and showing appreciation to them are among the tips for effective public speaking.
 
The new program would reimburse providers for uncompensated costs related to the administration of COVID-19 vaccines.
 
Editor's note: In the vaccine section of APMA's COVID-19 Resources page, members will find information, recommendations, and guidance APMA the CDC, and CMS regarding the COVID-19 vaccination.
 
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New data indicates signs of a possible slowing of momentum for telehealth services.
 
Editor’s note: See APMA’s telehealth/telemedicine resource page for details on how this patient care method applies to you and your practice. 
 
Changes such as reducing unnecessary notifications can make EHR burdens more manageable.
 
Editor’s Note: Take advantage of APMA’s EHR Decision Guide for DPMs on APMA.org. 
 
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What Patients are Reading
Tips for preventing a recurrence of foot fungus include seeing one's podiatrist for guidance and disinfecting one's shoes.
 
Editor’s note: Share APMA’s toenail fungus information with your patients. 
 
Before choosing athletic footwear, it's a good idea to understand one's foot type.
 
While there are a number of differences in how gout and bunions present, it's important to seek professional help for an accurate diagnosis and treatment options.
 
Editor's note: Register now for APMA's webinar on May 18, 8 p.m. EDT:  "Gout: The Illusion of Simplicity"(Earn 1 CECH Credit). Also Share APMA’s bunion fact sheet with your patients. 
 
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Results of a new benchmark survey indicate that the percentage of physicians who work in physician-owned practices has dropped since 2018.
 
While 2020 saw an alarming number of physician practice closures, some practices found ways to thrive.
 
Editor's note: Remember that you have until the end of May to apply for loans through the small-business relief program. To see if your company qualifies for a first or second draw PPP loan, visit www.apma.org/covid19sba
 
Treating burnout effectively depends on addressing underlying issues, according to one expert.
 
Editor’s note: Feeling burned out? Our Physician Well-Being resources at www.apma.org/wellbeing can help. Be sure to see the APMA Career Center and practice management and reimbursement resources, as well. 
 
Even without herd immunity, the U.S. could be close to witnessing a significant drop in COVID-19 cases.
 
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Disclaimer: Stories from sources other than APMA do not necessarily reflect APMA positions or policies. APMA does not endorse these stories. This content appears in the News Brief to enhance members' understanding of how media coverage shapes perceptions of podiatric medicine, and to educate members about what their patients, legislators and other healthcare professionals are seeing in the media.
 

 

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