EHR Meltdown: How to Protect Your Patient Data
T. Eric Schackow, Todd Palmer, Ted Epperly
Do you think your electronic data is safe just because you have a backup plan in place? These authors found out how wrong that can be.
T. Eric Schackow, Todd Palmer, Ted Epperly
Do you think your electronic data is safe just because you have a backup plan in place? These authors found out how wrong that can be.
Kent J. Moore
With another payment cut looming, opting out of Medicare may be worth considering.
Elizabeth E. Stewart, Marly McMillen
It's as simple as entering through the front door and taking a walk around your practice.
Derek R. Hubbard
You have one minute to identify the first-line therapy for a pregnant patient with tuberculosis. How will you find the answer?
Lee Kim Erickson, Tania Lyon
Developed by Toyota but applicable to medical practice, these rules can transform the way you work.
Nancy E.B. Ness
A simple rule change could improve access and quality of care while reducing inequities between compensation for E/M services and for procedures.
Cindy Hughes
Diagnosis code order | When a review of systems isn't possible | New patient definition | Critical care and site of service
Rich Sagall, Brett Robinson, Gail Jones AAFP, Christopher Campanile, Michael Fine, R.I. Pawtucket
Test your telephone service | Print Medicaid prescriptions on low-cost paper | Completing FMLA paperwork for patients’ family members | Use software to track chronic disease follow-up
Sanford J. Brown
When a patient gets a “double whammy,” deliver the bad news the way you would like to hear it.
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