Podiatry Today Despite a physician understanding a patient’s clinical needs, it can be hard for the patient to accept recommendations for challenging surgeries.
American Medical Association Lifestyle medicine can help physicians over the age of 65 deal with emotional exhaustion and depersonalization caused by burnout.
Editor’s note: APMA has a suite of physician wellbeing resources to help you at www.apma.org/wellbeing.
Fulcrum Most physicians now view generative artificial intelligence as a helpful tool, but they are raising concerns about who will be liable if there are errors.
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Forbes Medical associations and groups sent the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services a letter saying that Change Healthcare’s parent company, UnitedHealth Group, should be responsible for notifying patients about the effects of the cyberattack.
Fierce Healthcare Both Republican and Democratic lawmakers support site-neutral payments, which standardizes the prices for procedures regardless of location.
Buzzfeed Podiatrists are concerned about some of patients’ habits when it comes to their footwear, like wearing Crocs for long hours of walking and standing.