Why primary care physicians generate more revenue for hospitals than specialists

A new survey that shows a "seismic shift" in medicine provides primary care physicians with a strong argument that they should be compensated more generously by hospitals. » Full article

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Why the free market isn’t a cure-all for healthcare

It’s comforting to think that most healthcare problems in the U.S. could be solved by letting the power of an unregulated free market do its work. It’s also wishful thinking and overly simplistic, says Duke University public policy professor Peter Ubel, MD.
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Malpractice Claims Cause Years of Sleepless Nights

On average a physician spends about 11% of a 40 year career resolving malpractice claims – the majority of which result in no indemnity payment. See this short video on how today's physicians are affected.

How to coordinate care in a Patient-Centered Medical Home

The transition to becoming a PCMH usually involves a culture change within the practice and buy-in from the care delivery team to improve efficiency and patient health. » Full article

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New HIPAA rules: Your liability has increased

Healthcare providers have until September 23 to put into place internal policies and procedures needed to comply with sweeping changes coming to the HIPAA law. » Full article

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Immunization: Medical Economics Business of Health

Stay up-to-date with the latest vaccination and immunization therapies. Watch video, read articles, use tools, and learn with CME. More