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Physicians Need to Balance Roles at Work Just Like at Home Jennifer Frank, MD, February 21, 2012 Just like laundry duty and getting the kids dressed for their holiday concert, I take my primary-care responsibility very personally and very seriously.
Video: EHR User Satisfaction Aubrey Westgate, February 17, 2012 Family physician Kenneth Adler, a presenter at the HIMSS12 Conference in Las Vegas, provides a look at national EHR user satisfaction rates.
Five Tips to Better Manage Your Revenue Cycle Owen Dahl, February 14, 2012 It is vital that practices have systematic ways to address patient collections; the following strategies can help your practice collect all that it is due.