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Skip Navigation Links>In the News>American Medical News

Unspent war funds eyed to avoid years of Medicare doctor pay cuts

The budgetary shift from winding down military actions in Afghanistan and Iraq could offset the large price tag associated with eliminating the SGR.

Rite Aid clinics place new twist on "doc-in-a-box"

The pharmacy chain is operating in-store clinics in Michigan where doctors and patients interact only through an online video screen.

Medicare PQRS: Quality reporting or else

The Medicare physician quality reporting system will use participation in 2013 to determine who will be penalized starting in 2015.

AMA calls on Congress to block ICD-10 mandate on doctors

Switching to new diagnosis codes would create a significant administrative burden to physician practices at a very inopportune time, the Association says.

Comparative effectiveness research plan seeks input from all sides

The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute expects the public to help shape its mission to determine the most effective medical care.

The limits of treating loved ones

Physicians who provide medical care for themselves or family risk losing objectivity and letting their personal feelings interfere with what is best for the patient.

Outcry over disabled girl's transplant care renews eligibility debate

Physicians struggle to make the most of scarce organ resources. "You have to take a larger view of it," a transplant surgeon says.

Arkansas court rejects expert witness provision in medical liability cases

The 2003 rule required experts to practice in the same specialty as defendant physicians.

More people use mobile devices to look for health information

The increased popularity of smartphones has led more patients to proactively manage their care while on the go.

New York health plans rapped over out-of-date physician directories

In some cases, patients paid out-of-network fees to doctors who were actually part of a network.

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