Physician House Calls: An Old Model With a Modern-Day Twist
To shed light on this re-emerging phenomenon of physician house calls, MPR interviewed three experts.
All articles by Batya Swift Yasgur, MA, LMSW
Protecting Patient Privacy: HIPAA Compliance in the Electronic Age
This second article devoted to cybersecurity takes a closer look at protecting patients’ privacy.
An Evidence-Based Road Map to Navigating the Opioid Epidemic
This rise in prescribing of prescription opioids in the last 2 decades of the 20th century occurred at a time during which medical professionals were urged to resort to prescription opioids to manage untreated and chronic noncancer pain.
Protecting Your Practice From Data Breaches: An Expert Interview
Michael J Sacopulos, JD, CEO of Medical Risk Institute, sheds light on issues of cybersecurity in medical practices.
Navigating Social Media Issues in Medical Practice: An Expert Interview
Issues that affect employees in all industries are compounded by a unique set of additional concerns that affect employees of medical practices.
Incorporating Guidelines Into Clinical Practice: An Interview With Gary L. LeRoy, MD
Despite their advantages, many clinicians do not necessarily agree with the centrality or content of CPGs. Others — especially primary care physicians (PCPs) — are overwhelmed by the vast and ever-increasing numbers of guidelines issued by multiple societies.
Should Physicians Treat Family and Friends? Three Experts Weigh In
Several notable medical societies have issued ethical statements discouraging physicians from treating family members and friends.
Tips on Improving Communication With Older Patients
Physicians should prepare for an increasing number of older patients by developing a greater understanding of this population.
Expert Insight: Discussing Sensitive Topics With Patients
Many physicians avoid asking patients about sensitive topics such substance abuse or sexual activity during routine medical histories.
Clinicians’ Take on the Pros and Cons of Medical Scribes
The use of scribes has garnered a generally positive research base for being effective in improving clinician satisfaction, productivity, and physician-patient interactions.
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