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AMA STEPSForward: Private Practice Payment Models

The health care landscape is changing rapidly, driven by the growth of payment models other than Fee for Service, regulatory changes, technology and consumer demands, among other factors. Let’s talk about payment models and how they relate to private practice….

AMA STEPS Forward: Private Practice Administrative Issues Part I

In this episode, we’ll be focused on the administrative issues that private practices deal with on a regular basis. There are many, as our listeners may know, so this episode will be a 2-part discussion. This first part will focus…

AMA STEPS Forward: Social Determinants of Health in Private Practice

This podcast addresses ways to engage communities and leadership, assess social determinants of health at the patient level, link patients to resources, and discusses how to define a plan for private practices. For more information, please see the following resources:…

NeuroQuestions

NeuroQuestions is a learning module that prepares learners for their Neurology Assessment Program exams, written boards, and recertification for boards. A question back for neurologists provides up-to-date questions, and explanations with answers.

ED APPs and Physicians, Part 2: Communication and Collaboration

Through presentation and analysis of a case alleging improper treatment of a patient who presented to the emergency department with a severe headache, this activity shows the importance of good communication to appropriate treatment. It also illustrates how a lack…

ED APPs and Physicians, Part 1: Demographics and Diagnosis

Rising numbers of ED visits boost liability risks for advanced practice providers and physicians alike. When ED APPs are sued, the allegations cited are generally failure to diagnose or improper treatment of a patient’s condition. Insufficient communication heightens the prospect…

End of Life, Part 2: Patient Perspective

Learn from a conversation a terminal patient and his wife how to alleviate patients’ distress and expand their comfort at the end of life.