Articles
Patient Electronic Messaging: 12 Tips to Save Time
Electronic messaging has the potential to improve care and strengthen patient relationships, but without clear expectations and boundaries, it also has the potential to erode worklife balance for clinicians.
A Team-Based Approach to Electronic In-Basket Optimization
Shifting from an individual physician in-basket to a team-based in-basket pool can reduce physician clerical work and restore joy in practice.
Managing Long-Term Opioid Therapy With Less Stress
Relationships with patients on long-term opioids for chronic pain can be fulfilling rather than frustrating if physicians employ these strategies.
Riding the Wave: Seven Steps to Scheduling Success
Traditional scheduling can set physicians up for failure and frustration. Here’s a better way.
From the Editor
On Grief, Family, and Family Medicine
Some of our professional skills don’t work well when it’s family.
Coding & Documentation
Coding & Documentation
AGE-APPROPRIATE FORGETFULNESS | REPORTING NORMAL TEST RESULTS | VISION SCREENING DURING CHILD’S ROUTINE EXAM
Practice Pearls
Practice Pearls
HELP PATIENTS GET A LONGER SUPPLY OF MEDS PRE-TRAVEL | DE-ADOPT THE REVIEW OF SYSTEMS | HAVE PATIENTS COMPLETE SCREENINGS BEFORE VISITS
The Last Word
A Codependency Mindset in Medicine: Etiology, Manifestations, and Ways Ahead
Those affected by codependency are often described as hard-working, determined, and selfless, which could describe most physicians.
Funded Educational Content
Improving Adult Immunization Rates Within Racial and Ethnic Minority Communities
Part 2: Communication Strategies and Overcoming Vaccine Myths, Misinformation, and Barriers