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A great firsthand account of how alternative payment models help physicians be the practitioners they have always wanted to be, published in the Annals of Family Medicine: https://lnkd.in/g8NcP57E #alternativepayments #valuebasedcare #healthcare

🩺 *Who's Who in the White Coat: Types of Doctors Explained* 🩺 Ever wondered what the different types of doctors do and how they specialize? Whether you're curious about what sets a cardiologist apart from a neurologist or just want to understand the healthcare landscape better, this guide breaks it all down for you! Discover the roles of various medical professionals and gain insights into the specialized care they provide. Axis Colleges Raj Kushwaha DR. ASHISH MALIK NITIN SAXENA Kirandeep Kaur Sahrish Ali Swati Verma Abhijeet Gupta Sakib Mumtaz #MedicalProfessionals #Healthcare #DoctorTypes #WhiteCoat #HealthEducation #MedicalSpecialties

How to Fight Fatigue While Attending Medical School. You have to learn how to make yourself a priority! Read more on https://lnkd.in/eZrKmGNM #quomihealthcare #quomiprofessionals #quomi #medicalstudent #MedicalCrisis #CareerInMedicine #healthcare #doctorburnout #PatientCare #studymedicine

👨⚕️🧠 Ever wondered how doctors make decisions about your health? It’s a complex and fascinating process that goes far beyond what meets the eye. Our Head of Medicine, Dr Andy Baillie, takes you on a behind-the-scenes journey, showing how medical decision-making works in real life—from emergencies to everyday consultations. 🏥 👀 Curious about how your symptoms are interpreted? How decisions are made about tests and treatments? And why sometimes, doing nothing is the best approach? Dive in to uncover the art and science of medical diagnosis. 🔗 Read the full post here: https://lnkd.in/eDn-rPFJ #Medicine #MedicalDecisionMaking #HealthCare #PatientCare #DoctorsLife #MedicalEducation #HealthcareProfessionals #EmergencyMedicine #PatientJourney #Knowness #EdTech

Years of patient care should translate into higher pay! Learn how to quantify and advocate for your expertise. Don't miss these essential tips! #TMFTips #WeAreTMF #HealthcareLeaders #Doctors #Medical #Surgeons #AlliedHealth #HealthcareProfessional #Physicians #JobMarket #HealthcareProfessionals #HealthcareJobs #HealthcareIndustry #HealthcareCareers

Family Medicine Speciality is going to dominate in the next 7 years ● Embracing the years ahead, the Family Medicine Services market is poised for remarkable growth from 2024 to 2031, buoyed by a promising Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR). ● This upward trajectory is driven by a convergence of factors, including the increasing needs of an aging population, the imperative to address rising chronic conditions, the critical focus on patient-centered care, the integration of cutting-edge technology, and the positive shifts in healthcare policies. #We_are_going_viral #Family_Medicine

PAs publish peer reviewed data clearing up the misconstrued misconceptions of PAs. This is in contrast to Physicians for America First/Physicians for Patient Protection which published a book filled with fear based click bait misconceptions that was not peer reviewed. Physician-Centered (Led) Medicine focuses on what is best for the physician. Patient-Centered Medicine focuses on what is best for the patient https://lnkd.in/gXVWsxX4

Greater Chicago Area—looking for a new Primary Care Doctor? Meet some of the top Primary Care Doctors in the area! We’ve consolidated online reviews, so you don’t have to. Search, compare, and book doctors like these on DocScheduler.com. There are 2 ways to book on DocScheduler.com: 1. Schedule directly online with doctors, or 2. Let us make the calls on your behalf to secure an appointment, even with doctors who are listed but don’t offer online scheduling. PCPs Listed: Sonia Abraham; David Beckmann; Haydee Manley; Eduardo Correa, MD; Jim Cunnar; Molly D'costa; Javier Flores; Renata Gazzi; Nesreen Hermes; Rajiv K; Mike Kupkowski; Thomas McGowan; Fouzia Muhammedkarim; Ishvari Panarker; Nisha Patel; Sandra Pena; Aleksandr Podolskiy MD SC; HECTOR L. SALCEDO, M.D. S.C; Shefali Shah; Anita Thakadiyil; Ruchir Thakkar

A cautionary tale... I saw a patient with a medical issue. It's a common issue and is important but not urgent. In my usual private practice I would counsel the patient, fire up my referral letter, and in less than 30 seconds, the patient and the non GP specialist would have the referral. I would then have the patient rebook in a month so I could find out what happened/address any problems/continue care. However, I was in my practice where patients use public hospital outpatient more frequently. I had to find a special referral form, append it to my usual comprehensive letter, and then remember how to use email to fax. I also had to task my reception to make sure it landed. I also gave a hard copy to the patient as they were heading in to that hospital on another matter. I rebooked for a month to chase things up should they go awry. The patient arrived a month later. They had dropped off the referral letter, were told they were on the list, and that they would be contacted. They had not been. I called the hospital, three people later, I discovered the patient had an appointment, in 8 days time, with the right people/department, but at another hospital. I asked whether they had told the patient this. ‘we usually send a letter’ I thanked them, informed the patient, and rebooked for a month so I could find out what happened/address any problems/continue care. Why is referring to public hospitals so difficult and opaque? Why are they still using fax machines? Why not healthlink? Why are they not using text messages? Why are they still using snail mail? This is a woeful use of our scant health resources, on both sides of the primary/tertiary divide. I present this not as a whinge, but as a cautionary tale. GPs need to optimise for excellence; we need to follow these things up; this needs to be done in paid time. Good luck 🙏🏼 The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) General Practice Supervision Australia (GPSA) GPRA Dr Jaspreet Saini Max Mollenkopf Russell Bensky Anna Pham Kachig Malyan Joan San Dr April Armstrong Michael Bonning Michael Clements Michael Wright Carla Taylor Leonie Chamberlain Kim Omond

Here’s a plug for #familymedicine#primarycare #physicians who offer a wider variety of services to their patients end up keeping them out of the hospital and reducing overall costshttps://lnkd.in/dHAPYW5Q That is responsible #medicineimprove outcomes. Reduce costs.