Working Together: Communities of Practice in Family Medicine
Scott Endsley, Margaret Kirkegaard, Anthony Linares
By sharing knowledge, concerns and passions, family physicians can use communities of practice as tools for change.
Scott Endsley, Margaret Kirkegaard, Anthony Linares
By sharing knowledge, concerns and passions, family physicians can use communities of practice as tools for change.
Seth Toback
It needn't be expensive or time-consuming to prepare your office to respond.
Brandi White
The new board recertification process has garnered mixed reviews from family physicians. Find out how it will impact you.
Robert L. Edsall
Controversial? Sure. Flawed? Arguably. Doomed? Probably not.
James H. Sanders, Jr.
When excessive paperwork threatens the quality of patient care, it’s time for physicians to put down their pens and take a stand.
Kent J. Moore
A new year brings new and revised codes for several of the services you provide.
Kent J. Moore
Prolonged services: the codes vs. the modifier | 99000 and in-office tests | Pap smear specimen | Splinter removal | Dexamethasone and Xylocaine injections | Casting and follow-up | Coding hyperbaric oxygen therapy
MedPAC drafts recommendations to improve Medicare payments | Physicians get little help with Medicare questions | Quality, safety revisited on anniversary of landmark IOM report
Robert J. Flaherty
The key is to dictate your notes before you leave the exam room.
Kent J. Moore, Charles O’Dell, Jeffrey Miller
Breaking up with Medicare | Protecting patients’ info over the phone | Coupons come with consequences
J. LeBron McBride
Whoever said that “nothing is constant except change” was right on target.
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