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Physicians don’t have to remain silent if they feel a health plan is wrong.
Some see coverage of intensive cardiac rehab and weight-loss counseling as growing acknowledgment that traditional medicine has limits in tackling heart disease and obesity.
Managing medications is becoming more complicated due to the aging population, use of opioids for chronic pain and increased FDA drug safety messages.
By knowing what users say is good and bad about electronic health records, physicians in the market will have a better sense of what to look for.
Intensive efforts addressing problems that again and again send the same patients to the emergency department are showing promise.
Medical schools see growth in enrollment in extra degree programs as students seek an edge in what they believe will be a changing job environment.
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Most hospital contracts with doctors have some form of restrictive covenant.
