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SLIDESHOW: Scope of practice debate in primary care spreads to 8 states

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As the shortage of primary care physicians grows, several states are considering legislation to give nurse practitioners more autonomy in treating patients. But these bills sparked a heated debate among physician advocate groups and nursing organizations about scope of practice and access to care.

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Top 10 Things to Avoid in Concierge Care
Concierge Choice Physicians counts down some of the big pitfalls when introducing a Concierge program.  Whether introduced in a solo practice, group or institutions, economic blunders may take years to recover. Read More.

E-prescribing: Study investigates barriers to adoption

E-prescribing is bringing substantial benefits to the nation’s healthcare system, but significant barriers remain to its more widespread adoption, a new research study concludes.
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ED: Treatment and diagnosis
ED can be caused by a number of factors, including hypertension, diabetes and depression, but it can be treated in most men. Video, articles, tools and CME to help diagnose and treat sexual dysfunction and other related conditions. Read More.

Physicians contribute 10 million jobs, $1.6 trillion to economy, AMA reports

The nation’s physicians contribute a lot more than health and wellness to their communities—their activity generates $1.6 trillion for the national economy, according to the American Medical Association. » Full article

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