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July 17, 2013

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The 10 most popular EHR systems for small practices

Choosing the right EHR vendor can be one of the most important, difficult and confusing decisions physicians face. So knowing the choices that other physicians have made can add some valuable context around the decision-making process. » Full article

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Proposed Medicare fee schedule adds new primary care billing codes for telehealth, preventive care

A new proposal for Medicare’s 2014 physician fee schedule details two G-codes for primary care physicians for wellness and preventive care services and an expansion of telehealth services. » Full article

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For physicians, happier patients often lead to better compensation

Patients' ratings of care experiences are a key part of quality improvement efforts, so health providers are increasingly finding their compensation tied in part to those ratings. Learn about why “activated patients” are more likely to report a better care experience. » Full article

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The U.S. is falling behind other wealthy nations in key population health measures

The U.S. population is healthier than ever, but compared to other wealthy nations, the country is falling behind, according to a study in JAMA. » Full article

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