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Physician Opinions on Burnout in 2022 – Blog

InCrowd

In November of 2022, InCrowd surveyed 500 US physicians to track burnout. In 2022, reports showed that physician burnout had risen to frightening levels. Compared to data from 2021, physicians reported increases in challenges managing work-related stress and burnout.

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Improving Patient-Physician Interaction with AI-Enhanced Data

PM360

However, maintaining meaningful interactions between patients and physicians has become increasingly challenging amid the complexities of clinical data management and modern medical practice demands, impacting patient satisfaction, trust, and healthcare outcomes. Fortunately, artificial intelligence (AI) offers a promising solution.

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A realistic view of healthcare in 2022

World of DTC Marketing

Telehealth will find a niche for patients who need their doctors for simple health issues, but physicians still need to be taught how to recognize more severe problems that require an office visit. The post A realistic view of healthcare in 2022. I expect more companies to integrate more health monitors into wearable devices.

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Healthcare Watch November 2022

PM360

Doctor Docs: Physicians Need Info to Treat Long COVID. In a Sermo survey of more than 1,100 global physicians, 86% felt there is a lack of clinical guidance on how to diagnose Long COVID and 87% felt there is a lack of clinical guidance on how to treat Long COVID in patients. following a COVID infection.

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Proposed Changes to Remote Therapeutic Monitoring Reimbursement in the Proposed 2023 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule

Nixon Gwilt Law

Every summer when the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (“CMS”) releases the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Proposed Rule (the “Proposed Rule”), the Nixon Gwilt Law (“NGL”) team excitedly opens the two-thousand-something-page PDF and immediately keys “ctrl+F” (or command+F for us Mac users) to jump to our most anticipated section(s).

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Additional Reimbursement for Chronic Care Management and Principal Care Management Finalized in the 2022 MPFS

Nixon Gwilt Law

CPT code 99437 is structured as an add-on code for CPT code 99491 ( Chronic care management services, provided personally by a physician or other qualified health care professional, at least 30 minutes per calendar month ). It follows, then, that the same would likely be true for CPT code 99437.

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Nearly half of providers are behind on revenue goals amid RCM department labor shortages, report shows

MedCity News

Nearly half of health systems and physician groups in the U.S. are behind on their 2022 revenue goals, and healthcare executives are worried about increasing costs, shrinking margins and the impending recession, according to a new report.