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A Guide to Point-of-Care Ultrasound Credentialing in Family Medicine

Whether you are navigating your organization's POCUS credentialing process or trying to establish one, three elements are key: training, scope of practice, and quality review.

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Take the Power Back: Using Need Crafting to Improve Physician Well-Being

This simple technique, based on self-determination theory, can help physicians meet their need for autonomy, belonging, and competence even in challenging circumstances.

Improving EHR Efficiency Through Individualized Optimization Sessions

A short session of personalized training with a medical informaticist can help physicians mitigate pain points and learn new EHR functions.
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How to Keep the Chart From Becoming the Plaintiff’s Best Witness

Routine EHR practices can undermine your malpractice defense. Implementing these best practices reduces the risks.

Practical Tips for Addressing Patient Loneliness in Primary Care

A three-item screening tool and the “EAR” framework can help you quickly identify and address patient loneliness.

11 Tips for More Effective AI Clinical Searches

As new AI tools emerge, we must learn to critically evaluate their output while understanding that how we ask a question often determines the accuracy of the answer.

A Guide to Implementing Fourth-Trimester Care in a Family Medicine Practice

Earlier contact with patients during the postpartum period is important for assessing complications and preventing maternal morbidity.

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