The Supreme Court of California recently considered a case that could reduce important medical liability protections for physicians under the seminal Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act (MICRA).
Thomas H. Lee, MD, joined Press Ganey as chief medical officer in 2013. He has more than three decades of experience in healthcare performance improvement as a practicing physician, a leader in provider organizations, researcher and health policy expert.
On the road to getting ripped, some funky problems can arise. One of the most common and embarrassing, though, starts at the foundation of your strength: your feet.
Editor’s note: Share APMA’s information on sweaty feet with your patients.
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Meaningful Use regulations have prompted more practices to consider going paperless. While the financial incentives are enticing, other benefits—such as increased efficiency and ease of access—are strong reasons to go paperless as well.
Hospitals are gearing up to for population health management, according to a new survey by the nonprofit eHealth Initiative, but complex electronic health records systems continue overburdening physicians at the point of care enough to inhibit progress.
The Joint Commission recently announced a change in stance on whether or not it is acceptable for clinicians to use text messaging to submit orders for patient care, treatment or services to a hospital or other healthcare facilities.
