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Physicians sound off on Trump and Obamacare

It's hard to keep up with the latest decisions regarding the healthcare act.

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Is it possible to spend less on Medicaid and improve care?

This physician ponders the question and finds some fascinating answers.

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New developments in understanding the IL-6 pathway

Two experts discuss the safety and efficacy profile of a new treatment option for adult patients with moderately to severely active RA.

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Patient debt varies by specialty and location

Should certain medical specialties or locations be particularly watchful? Yes, according to research from the athenahealth network, which shows that both the percent of revenue from patients and the percent of patient bad debt vary by specialty and by location across the provider network.

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EHR Usability: How to Recognize It and Where to Find It

Why do physicians see a drop in productivity when they use an EHR? The answer: the usability of their EHR. Read this white paper to learn why EHR usability is key to productivity, what to look for when determining usability, and how to find a usable EHR for your practice

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Are male patients comfortable with women doctors?

Are men less enthusiastic than women about seeing physicians of the opposite gender? Maybe, according to an analysis of more than 2 million primary care visits.

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