The Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care said although benchmarking studies can be highly impactful, they are underutilized.
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Hillary Clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia after hastily leaving a Sept. 11 anniversary ceremony, leading many to question the Democratic candidate's health, according to The Los Angeles Times.
The CDC developed new rapid response teams to combat the Zika virus, according to PBS Newshour.
Thomas Frieden, MD, led the CDC for more than seven years, with his time as director coming to a close on Jan. 20, 2017. Dr. Frieden spoke to MedPage Today's F. Perry Wilson, MD, on "Doc to Doc" regarding his…
On Oct. 14, HHS released the final Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act rule, which aims to help providers succeed under value-based care. While some physicians are applauding CMS' efforts, others say it may not go far enough, according to…
MedPage Today's recent surveys indicate physicians will likely vote for Hillary Clinton for our nation's next presidential candidate.
Wal-Mart confirmed they exposed nearly 5,000 customers' personal information between Feb. 15 and Feb. 18, according to Internet Retailer.
Despite concerns over ACA enrollment numbers dropping with escalating premiums, enrollment continues to increase, according to MedPage Today.
New York City-based Yorkville Endoscopy, the surgery center that came under fire in 2014 after comedian Joan Rivers died, is suing The Hartford Financial Services Group for not covering $200,000 in legal bills related to the star's botched surgery, according…
CMS launched a new provider engagement initiative in an effort to help providers prepare for the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act, according to RevCycle Intelligence.