Seven Tips to Help Prepare for a Meaningful Use Audit
Make sure requirements are met by assuming you’ll be audited.
Practice Management
GSA Provides New Guidelines for Diagnosing Cognitive Impairment
The GSA released a report with four steps for diagnosing cognitive impairment in patients during Medicare Annual Wellness Visits.
Neurosurgeons Likely to Practice Defensive Medicine to Avoid Malpractice
Neurosurgeons practicing in high-risk liability states are very likely to have practiced defensive medicine.
Obama, NIH to Launch Personalized Medicine Research Initiative
The initiative aims to collect genetic data on one million Americans.
Cerebrovascular Reserve is Cost Effective for Stroke Prevention
CVR was compared to immediate revascularization and ongoing medical therapy for cost effectiveness.
Transferring Stroke Patient to Neuro ICU is Cost Effective
Further studies need to explore functional outcomes under neurological ICU care to further support patient transfer.
Top 10 Issues That Affected Physicians in 2014
Top the list is reforming the Medicare physician payment system and preparation for Ebola.
Top 10 Medical Innovations of 2014
The Cleveland Clinic has selected the top 10 medical innovations introduced in 2014 that they predict will have the biggest impact on improving patient care in 2015. The list includes more effective medications, new vaccines, and novel devices that improve upon existing treatment options. View the slideshow to learn more about each of the 10…
Last-Minute Gift Ideas for Physicians
Tech may be at the top of every doctor’s wish list, but there’s even something here for traditionalists.
NIH Center Without Walls to Focus on SUDEP Research
The NIH hopes the collaborative, multi-specialty effort will help advance research.
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