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Friday Sep 21, 2018
It’s estimated that patients do not take their medicine 50 percent of the time. The following tips can help your patients improve their medication adherence.
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Posted at 09:00AM Sep 21, 2018 by FPM Editors | Comments [0]
Thursday Sep 20, 2018
To help your patients get more exercise, recommend these six highly rated mobile apps.
Posted at 09:00AM Sep 20, 2018 by FPM Editors | Comments [0]
Tuesday Sep 18, 2018
Disciplined note construction is critical to effective communication between physicians and may also contribute to clearer medical decision making.
Posted at 01:15PM Sep 18, 2018 by FPM Editors | Comments [0]
To get paid for the costs associated with administering vaccines, including staff time and supplies, be sure to report a code for the administration.
Posted at 11:30AM Sep 18, 2018 by FPM Editors | Comments [0]
Monday Sep 17, 2018
Implementing patient portals, particularly managing the higher volumes of patient messages and data they produce, can quickly overwhelm already overloaded physicians.
Posted at 05:00PM Sep 17, 2018 by FPM Editors | Comments [0]
Monday Sep 03, 2018
The challenge of responding to employee mistakes is finding a way that not only holds people accountable for their actions but also provides a supportive environment in which they can learn.
Posted at 09:00AM Sep 03, 2018 by FPM Editors | Comments [0]
Friday Aug 31, 2018
Building resilience can help you quickly recover from the pressures that cause burnout.
Posted at 12:45PM Aug 31, 2018 by FPM Editors | Comments [0]
Friday Aug 24, 2018
The key to reducing errors isn’t simply to try harder but to put processes in place that make it easy to do the right thing at the right time. Here are five ways to achieve this.
Posted at 09:00AM Aug 24, 2018 by FPM Editors | Comments [0]
Thursday Aug 23, 2018
When you encounter patient rudeness or other difficult behaviors, the technique of reframing can help.
Posted at 09:00AM Aug 23, 2018 by FPM Editors | Comments [0]
Wednesday Aug 22, 2018
One of the most confounding aspects of evaluation and management (E/M) coding is the distinction between a 99213 and a 99214 established patient office visit. The following tips can help you recognize when a visit meets the requirements of a 99214, as opposed to a 99213.
Posted at 11:45PM Aug 22, 2018 by FPM Editors | Comments [0]
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