Physician burnout is a significant and growing concern within the medical community. Characterized by emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and a diminished sense of accomplishment, burnout not only affects physicians' well-being but also poses severe risks to...
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New training requirements for forensic custody evaluators in New York
Forensic custody evaluators play an important role in family court cases, assessing family dynamics and making recommendations concerning child custody and visitation. The state mandates specific training requirements with the latest knowledge and skills necessary to...
Two tips for physicians before taking leadership roles
Physicians stepping into leadership roles must acquire new skills and perspectives to succeed. This shift from a focus on patient care to one of leading a private practice o healthcare organization requires understanding the legal and regulatory landscape of...
Strategic succession planning for healthcare businesses: Should I find a buyer?
In the dynamic landscape of healthcare, owning a private practice or a healthcare business often involves complex considerations when planning for retirement or exit strategies. For many healthcare professionals, finding an investor or a buyer represents a viable path...
Healthcare leaders take note: Three tips to build positive workplace culture
There are many elements that come together to make for a successful healthcare business. When it comes to a productive workforce, whether administrative staff, physicians or executive board members, the benefits of a positive workplace culture cannot be understated. A...
3 questions for private practices before moving forward with expansion efforts
Private physician practices face unique challenges in today’s competitive healthcare market. Those looking to expand should do so wisely, with careful thought and consideration before each step. Some topics to discuss when navigating this process include the...
Understanding the scope: How noncompete clauses affect healthcare careers
Noncompete agreements have become a staple in many professional sectors, including the healthcare industry. Specifically, for doctors, these contracts can significantly influence career trajectories and opportunities. What are noncompete agreements? In essence,...
Order with caution: The legal risks of non-compliant lab testing for physicians
Imagine standing at the crossroads of patient care and federal law, where every decision you make carries weight beyond the immediate health outcomes. For physicians, ordering laboratory tests is a routine part of diagnosing and managing patient care, but it is also...
Four ways use of tech can threaten a physician’s medical license
Technology plays an important role in the practice of medicine. Physicians need to know how to use these systems wisely to help benefit the patient and their practice all while ensuring they do not violate any applicable rules or regulations. The recent debacle with...
Social media posts land two NY doctors in hot water
It is no surprise that state medical boards hold physicians to high standards. Doctors must be more than just good at their profession; they must also be “good” people. The board frowns upon licensing those who are not in good moral standing. This can mean that anyone...