Physician Resources

Did you know that 48% of all healthcare professionals have, or are currently, considering resigning from their job? Nearly half! And shockingly, that number is predicted to grow. This is causing medical understaffing, stretched shifts,…

The first and most important maxim of the healthcare industry is Primum non nocere, or “First, do no harm.” It sounds simple enough, but the healthcare industry is complex, and anyone in this demanding field…

Medical billing is a core operational aspect of every healthcare organization. And just like other administrative operations can be either outsourced or done in-house. Medical billing outsourcing has become increasingly popular and there are now…

In a healthcare practice, effective communication is very important and a lot of healthcare organizations are becoming more aware of the need to improve communication. Effective communication between healthcare professionals is particularly essential for effective…

Meaningful use in healthcare is an integral element in advancing patient care and improving IT security. The US government introduced the Meaningful Use Incentive Program in 2009 as part of the Health Information Technology for…

Looking to change medical specialties? There are thousands of physicians who consider it, and many who have successfully transitioned to alternative fields. However, whether you’re already a specialist looking to change fields, or a general…

Developing a robust set of patient retention strategies allows you to scale your business and reach profit milestones quicker. Knowing how to get more patients is an essential step. However, it’s equally important – if…

You’re a motivated person by nature. Most physicians are. (You wouldn’t have made it through medical school if you weren’t, right?) You take pride in your ability to visualize an end goal and then formulate…

Part of being an active, practicing physician is a commitment to continuing medical education. Many states in the U.S. require a yearly quota of CME credits to maintain an active medical license.  Managing and obtaining…

Tumor boards provide a comprehensive approach to cancer care by streamlining the clinical decision-making processes. A recent American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) survey revealed that 96% of respondents noted that tumor board meetings were beneficial for patients and…

Advances in cancer treatments have increased the number of cancers treated using immunotherapy. The percentage of patients selected for immune checkpoint inhibitor drugs – a subtype of immunotherapy – has increased from 1.54% in 2011 to 43.63% in…