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Your business’s practice structure can shape your schedule, finances, administrative workload, decision-making power, and even your patient relationships. According to the latest A...
Adults and adolescents without risk factors for hepatic or pancreatic conditions prescribed isotretinoin for acne should not be required to undergo routine laboratory testing, acco...
In my second year of residency in 1997, I was introduced to mainstream evidence-based medicine, and I was all in. It felt like the answer to so many problems in medicine. We should...
Background: Population aging and geographic health disparities challenge health care delivery in rural settings worldwide. Point-of-care ultrasound (PoCUS) combined with teleconsul...
By GEORGE BEAUREGARD Back in the late 90s to early 2000s, I had a robust (independent) internal medicine practice. These were the days before electronic medical records and hospita...
As mental health practitioners must balance quality care with the administrative demands of clinical documentation, Data, Assessment and Plan (DAP) notes have become a common frame...
As a family nurse practitioner, I’ve learned that the most meaningful moments in medicine rarely happen because I found the perfect medication. They happen because someone finally...
A little while ago, the new “McDonald” criteria were published. Here are our thoughts about the potential of moving the needle towards earlier detection, the risk of not getting it...
Ask a physician what the biggest business risk to their practice is, and most will land somewhere familiar. A lawsuit. A bad payer contract. A denial spike that guts a quarter’s re...
“The brain is a wonderful organ. It starts working the moment you get up in the morning and does not stop until you get into the office.” – Robert Frost Since the publication of my...
Background: Emergency physicians face considerable workflow challenges in the emergency department (ED) due to unpredictable work environments, frequent interruptions, and mounting...
We often think of documentation as the task we complete before the end of a shift, something left until the last minute. A requirement, a legal safeguard, an interruption. Some les...
Background: Accurate assessment of pulpal status is essential for achieving successful endodontic outcomes. However, direct evaluation remains inherently challenging because the pu...
It was two in the morning and I was starting a heparin drip on a patient whose clot was not going to wait for daylight. I typed the order, the electronic health record (EHR) flagge...
Clinical research is typically managed one protocol at a time, with each study having its own budget, timeline, team, recruitment target, and publication plan. While this structure...
Clinical trial enrollment in rare cancers remains stubbornly low. In T-cell lymphomas, a heterogeneous group of over a dozen distinct subtypes affecting roughly 9,000 new patients...
Your hospital recently adopted a new piece of technology. Maybe it was an EHR module. A patient monitoring upgrade. A documentation tool. A new device in the OR. Think about what h...
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