Clinicians as advocates for patients, colleagues, and communities

Clinician advocacy is a vital part of the clinician-patient relationship

”If medicine is to fulfill her great task, then she must enter the political and social life.” — Dr. Rudolf Virchow, 19th-century German physician Clinician advocacy is a vital part of the clinician-patient relationship. It is essential to building trust and providing an excellent standard of care, leading to better outcomes. However, advocacy is more […]

Telehealth – what comes next?

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Nurse practitioners and physician assistants are essential in health care services. Prioritize NPPAs’ career development by implementing a successful education program with these tips.

People-Powered and Patient-Centric Health Care in a Digital World

The health care industry is undergoing a major transformation driven by increasing digital technology adoption. For example, telehealth has become integral to American health care, with over 78.6% of hospitals utilizing this technology in some form.    Digital technology can be a good thing; it has the potential to revolutionize the way we deliver care, making […]

Clinician Experience Q&A

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Explore this question and answer session with David Schillinger, MD SCP Health Chief Medical Officer

Keeping Patients at the Center

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By Ken Heinrich, MD and Rodolphe Taby, MD  Health care has room for many opinions and perspectives, but there are a few fundamental truths that we, as physicians, must share.    Delivering high-quality care to our patients must remain at the center of strategies and decisions.   The physician-patient relationship is sacrosanct and must be respected […]

Balancing clinical compensation

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The current clinical compensation landscape presents a broad range of challenges for hospital and health system executives, medical directors, and clinicians.   Volatile patient volumes make it difficult to staff at optimal coverage amounts consistently; the environment demands clinicians to be both patient-centric and hyper-productive; health systems and hospitals are operating on razor-thin margins; inflation requires […]

Emergency Medicine Q&A

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With Ken Heinrich, MD, Executive Vice President, Chief Medical Officer – Emergency Medicine What does the future look like for emergency medicine clinicians? I know a lot of emergency medicine clinicians are worried about the future. There are lots of concerns about there being less demand for this specialty in the coming years, and how […]