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The role of PBMs in health care continues to expand, increasing drug prices and impeding physicians’ ability to provide high-quality and timely care.
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Non-profit hospitals receive significant tax relief to treat under-served patients, resulting in sizable revenues for the hospitals. Physicians also contribute billions of dollars of uncompensated care, but receive no tax breaks in an already difficult practice environment.
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As a follow-up to that story, we recently interviewed Gary Price, MD, president of The Physicians Foundation, about its efforts to combat burnout and train doctors for leadership positions in healthcare. Price is a plastic surgeon practicing in New Haven, Conn.,...
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Myths vs. Facts: Debunking myths about social determinants of health
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Dr. Price discusses The Physicians Foundation and its mission, as well as the Interoperability Fund and EHRs.
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In April, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced five new payment models for primary care, known as the CMS Primary Cares Initiative.
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The $500,000 fund will aid medical practices in sharing clinical information with other doctors and hospitals through health information exchanges.
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Hurricane Florence hit vulnerable populations particularly hard when it made landfall in southeastern North Carolina last year. In Burgaw, storm damage forced a vital Pender County health care facility to close for eight days, and even after Black River Family...
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In an effort to beef up Health Information Exchanges (HIE) use among medical practices, the Physicians Foundation has introduced an interoperability fund, named The Physicians Foundation Interoperability Fund, across 6 U.S. states.