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Here are five medical associations' reactions to the proposed CMS rule changes to the physician fee schedule for 2024, which would constitute a 3.34 percent decrease from the conversion factor in 2023:
While most hospitals recognize physician burnout is a serious problem, many are still in the early stages of addressing it. Here are four steps hospitals can take to push their programs addressing physician burnout further along, according to a July…
Physicians nationwide have expressed concern over CMS' suggested 3.34 percent conversion factor decrease from its proposed Medicare physician fee schedule for 2024.
Only about 47 percent of physicians are "very satisfied" with their current medical specialty, according to a Medscape poll of 949 practitioners.
A group of emergency physicians at Ascension St. John Hospital in Detroit — along with physician assistants, nurse practitioners and lead advanced practice clinicians — have voted to join the Greater Detroit Association of Emergency Physicians, according to the National…
Adrian Park, MD, has been named chief surgical officer of Hagerstown, Md.-based Meritus Health.
Here are the tax breaks physicians use most often, according to the Medscape 2023 "Physician and Taxes Report":
CNBC recently released two sets of reports ranking the best and worst states to work in.
CMS released its annual proposed changes to the physician fee schedule for 2024 on July 13.