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The practical guide to a physician contract review

A new contract holds the promise of opportunity—and the risk of a job that isn’t quite what you expected. By thoroughly reviewing your contract, you avoid surprises and make sure the position comes with terms…

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13 solutions for improving patient care and outcomes in 2025

The patient-centered care (PCC) framework has raised healthcare standards. It’s grounded in the clinical efficacy of a collaborative partnership between patients and healthcare providers—one in which people take a more active role in their own…

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The 11 best-rated medical websites for doctors in 2025

Doctors and other healthcare professionals use various medical-related websites for research, to gather information for patients, find a supportive community, and seek career guidance. In fact, in a recent Sermo poll of over 2,200 physicians,…

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Tackling the escalating mental health crisis among doctors

Poor mental health among physicians has reached crisis levels. 75% of physicians report experiencing burnout or stress, with 93% stating that these issues have worsened since the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite these alarming numbers, 68% say…

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Patient satisfaction surveys: How to do it (with examples)

Patient satisfaction surveys are becoming increasingly popular in many healthcare settings. They are used to measure how satisfied patients are with the care they receive at a healthcare organization and their overall experience. Creating a…

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Starting up a medical practice: A Step by step guide

Taking the leap to start your own medical practice or hospital is a significant decision for physicians looking to have more control over their professional lives, provide personalized care to their patients, and enjoy the…

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5 Physician side gigs to make passive income

If you’re a doctor looking for a way to bolster your income, or just feel that your present income doesn’t equate to your overall efforts, we have a tailor-made remedy. What is this financial solution?…

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What is Continuing Medical Education (CME)?

Part of being an active, practicing physician is a commitment to continuing medical education. Many states in the U.S. require a yearly quota of CME credits to maintain an active medical license.  Managing and obtaining…

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How physician surveys impact healthcare issues

There’s no doubt Physicians’ voices shape healthcare. But how exactly do they affect each healthcare sector? This article zeroes in on the critical link between physician feedback and clinical improvements, prescribing changes, and policy developments.…

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