Integration & Physician Issues

A recent article by ECG Management Consultants reviews five key trends found in their nationwide service line survey.

A new report from The Gainesville Times reveals Gainesville-based Northeast Georgia Health System is still not sure what caused the sudden departure of 12 cardiologists earlier this month.

A trio of physicians opened the first black-owned urgent care and occupational therapy center on Chicago's South Side, and they are reinvesting some of the profits into a program that addresses non-medical determinants of health, according to a report from…

A recent press release by Abbott announced its first-ever HbA1c Test to Aid in the Diagnosis of Diabetes. 

Burnout is not unique to healthcare. In fact, it officially earned recognition as a medical syndrome in May 2019 when the World Health Organization assigned it an ICD-11 code. Symptoms include emotional exhaustion, loss of meaning in work and feelings…

The American Medical Association voted to create "career pipeline" programs to attract more students from diverse backgrounds to the field of medicine.

Colorado will establish a network of physicians to identify child abuse, according to the Colorado Sun.

CMS is asking patients, families, providers and other healthcare stakeholders for ideas on how to reduce unnecessary paperwork and administrative burden for physicians.

Manny Sethi, MD, an orthopedic trauma surgeon from Nashville, Tenn., is campaigning for a seat in the U.S. Senate that will be vacated by Republican Sen. Lamar Alexander, according to Tennessean.

The American Medical Association announced the winners of its Reimagining Residency initiative June 5, which aims to improve residency training in the U.S.