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Study: PCPs must delegate some care

A new study says panel sizes are too large to deliver consistent, high-quality care. Discover some possible solutions. » Full article

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Practices reluctant to try new payment models

More physicians would consider experimenting with new ways of getting paid but for two major concerns. Find out what's holding them back. » Full article

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Is empathy the best medicine?

Patients with diabetes whose doctors scored higher in empathy had better outcomes, a new study shows. Learn more. » Full article

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Patients trust you to manage their health data

Apart from themselves, you are among the few that patients trust to access and manage their health information. » Full article

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Resource Center: Oral Anticoagulation in Atrial Fibrillation

Atrial fibrillation afflicts more than 2.3 million persons in the United States and is expected to increase 2.5-fold by 2050. To find risk stratifying tools and articles on emerging oral anticoagulant therapies, click here

PCPs relocate less often than specialists

A new study examines why doctors move. The reasons why some stay put and others don't may surprise you. » Full article

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Medical school applications at all-time high

Despite the challenges facing the profession, more students are applying to—and enrolling in—medical school than ever before. What are the reasons behind the trend? » Full article

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Top question docs would ask Obama, Romney

A new poll uncovers the most frequently cited issue physicians say they would ask the presidential candidates. Find out if it's at the top of your list, too. » Full article

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Americans pessimistic about the state of healthcare

Regardless of the outcome of the presidential election, Republicans and Democrats can agree on one thing. Discover why they expect the worst. » Full article

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