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August 13, 2013

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Why fear of malpractice drives defensive medicine

Malpractice litigation’s most profound effect on the healthcare system doesn’t arise from malpractice insurance claims, case settlements, or court awards for damages, but from the defensive medicine it encourages. » Full article

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Would your patients benefit from using these apps to help control diabetes, irritable bowel syndrome or cardiac risk? » Full article

How small practices can better manage chronic disease patients

The growing number of patients with chronic illnesses and conditions is forcing primary care practices to become more creative with the way they treat such patients. Here’s how small practices can put systems and resources in place to better manage the chronic health conditions of a patient population.
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What you need to know before adding ancillary services

Ancillary services can provide vital revenue enhancements for primary care practices, but they require research and preparation to be successful. Here are the first steps to take on the road toward new ancillaries. » Full article

 

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