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7 Important Ways Physicians Can Prevent Prescription Drug Abuse
Many cases of prescription drug abuse involve people getting the drugs from a relative or friend. However, according to CDC researchers, individuals who are at a much higher risk of overdose are just as likely to have them prescribed to them by a doctor. In fact, many opioid pain reliever…
Medical Malpractice Stress Syndrome: How to Cope When Your Professional Reputation Is on the Line
The increase in medical malpractice lawsuits in 2021 has contributed to a rise in Medical Malpractice Stress Syndrome. Medical mistakes can be costly, with far-reaching consequences for patients, healthcare providers and hospitals. A medical malpractice claim can affect all aspects of a physician's life. For one thing, a litigation culture…
6 Things Physicians Should Know About the CONNECT for Health Act
Telehealth has defined healthcare provision, especially during the current COVID-19 pandemic. While vaccine rollout is gaining momentum and patients feel safer to return to in-person care, there is still a general feeling among patients that virtual care should be the order of the day. Attesting to this fact, a recent…
4 Telehealth Best Practices for Delivering Quality Patient Care
Telehealth has played a significant role in augmenting healthcare systems during the COVID-19 pandemic. Most states in the U.S. have modified their existing regulations and rules to increase access to healthcare services using telehealth. Due to lockdowns and coronavirus restrictions, including the need for social distancing, health-seeking behaviors were disrupted.…
5 Proven Tips to Achieve a Better Work-Life Balance for Physicians and Healthcare Professionals
Physician burnout is a big problem and learning how to improve work-life balance is one way doctors can help reduce this serious issue. Improving a life balance doesn't have to be that difficult. Applying simple strategies to your daily routine, such as delegating more and getting a better grasp on…