Getting Quality Measurement Right: Exclusion Codes to Reach For
MEGAN LYKKE, HEATHER RICE, CODY MEMMEL, TIANA LINKUS
Failure to use exclusion codes may result in patients being counted against you in quality metrics.
MEGAN LYKKE, HEATHER RICE, CODY MEMMEL, TIANA LINKUS
Failure to use exclusion codes may result in patients being counted against you in quality metrics.
ANGELA BYMASTER, NICHOLAS FONG
Leveraging a concierge model allows this practice to fund charity care and creatively address social determinants of health in underserved communities.
TIMOTHY D. RILEY, JULIE A. RADICO, DAVID P. RÁBAGO
By taking these five steps, physicians can start changing a culture of medicine that prizes stoic perfectionism and stigmatizes asking for help.
ANGELA LARSON, JACQUI HERBERT
Systemic obstacles set up patients to fail. By addressing three specific areas, we can make adherence easier and help patients achieve better health outcomes.
JAMES DOMDERA
No other specialty is lucky enough to do what we do — guide our patients through life's most critical moments.
CINDY HUGHES
ACUTE VERSUS CHRONIC CONDITION | PHYSICIAN COVERAGE FOR A HOSPICE PATIENT | EDUCATION ON USE OF METERED DOSE INHALER | URINARY CATHETERIZATION FOR URINE SPECIMEN
PREPARE PATIENTS ON NALTREXONE FOR EMERGENCIES | EQUIP LOW-INCOME PATIENTS TO MONITOR BLOOD PRESSURE | ASK FPM: STARTING A SIDE GIG
ANGIE LANIGAN, KAREN JOHNSON
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LATASHA SELIBY PERKINS
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ROGER ZOOROB, JEFFREY D. QUINLAN
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ADIBA KAHN, JOYCE JONES-KING, ASHLEY WATSON, ET AL
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