MARK H. GREENAWALD, JASON E. MARKER
Autonomy isn’t something you either have or don’t have. It’s a continuum, and the optimal amount is a matter of individual preference, risk tolerance, and sustainability.
MARY KREBS
Prevention requires a multifaceted approach that includes an understanding of malpractice criteria, excellent patient care, clear communication, and meticulous documentation.
KEVIN KINDLER, OLGA KRAVCHENKO, STACY BARTLETT
Effective prompts are key to using many artificial intelligence tools. The sample prompts in this article follow the “four Rs” framework.
TIMOTHY L. SWITAJ
The use of patient risk scores allows for more targeted interventions, equitable panel sizes, and efficient resource allocation.
JAMES DOMDERA
We often lament change, but it’s the only constant — and it’s not all bad.
CINDY HUGHES
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SARINA SCHRAGER
I know my patients will be in good hands, but it’s hard to accept they’ll no longer be “my” patients.
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Al has the potential to revolutionize primary care, but success depends on careful planning, robust governance, and a commitment to the core values of primary care.
As the respiratory illness season ramps up, this brief summary provides context about recent federal vaccine guidance and the AAFP’s recommendations regarding three key immunizations.
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