- Building the Patient-Centered Medical Home
- Climate Checkup
- Faust Files
- Focus on Policy
- From the Editors
- Happy Healer
- KevinMD
- Of Parasites and Plagues
- Prescriptions for a Broken System
- Rural Rx
- Second Opinions
- Suicidologist's Soliloquy
- The Health Docket
- The Toxicology Report
- Uncharted Territory
- What We Heard This Week
- Wired Practice
- Working Stiff
Electronic health records aren't delivering on their promise of fewer paper forms
It's great to have more than one way to ask for help on a difficult case
Home monitoring can offer a great way to extend our services
When it comes to artificial intelligence in healthcare, there are still a few bugs in the system
Here's yet another example of how automation can help us
A day away from it all gave our staff a chance to generate ideas big and small
Discussions about screening recommendations can be difficult, but they're worth having
Artificial intelligence has the potential to assist with our day-to-day tasks
We must guide patients who get lost managing their own care
Note-taking in the electronic health record still leaves much to be desired
Instead of overbooking, let's focus on why patients aren't showing up
You want me to fill out a paper form even though we're on the same EHR system? I don't think so.
Let's develop paperless systems that make our lives easier and allow us to focus on patient care
We need to improve the way our primary care offices function
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