The Kentucky Medical Association featured the Physicians Foundation in a Q&A about its grant resources and the Kentucky Physician Leadership Institute Grant. Read more on pages 10 and 11 of their Winter 2018 Newsletter, The Communicator.

In the midst of the U.S. opioid crisis, Gerald McKenna, MD, board member of the Physicians Foundation, discusses how we can remedy in this Forbes post.

Walker Ray, MD, and Tim Norbeck, president and CEO of the Physicians Foundation, debunk two myths about physicians’ salaries in this KevinMD article.

PBS NewsHour discusses the importance of addressing physician burnout. The Physicians Foundation 2017 Patient Survey showed that 31 percent of patients felt that their physicians were overwhelmed and overworked, with another 53 percent thinking that their physicians were at capacity.

Dr. Richard “Buz” Cooper’s life work explored the effects of poverty on healthcare. Walker Ray, MD, and Tim Norbeck, president and CEO of the Physicians Foundation, discuss his book, Poverty and the Myths of Health Care Reform, in this Forbes article.

With only 14 percent of physicians in the 2016 Physician Survey reporting they have the time they need to deliver the highest standards of care, HFMA explores the benefit of health plan-provider partnerships.

The 2016 Physicians Foundation Survey found 49 percent of physicians were considering early retirement, changing to a nonclinical role or switching to a lower volume concierge-type practice. Medical Economics shares 5 ways to improve physician well-being.

Gary Price, MD, board member of the Physicians Foundation, reflects on the Physicians Foundation 2017 Patient Survey in this Forbes piece.