New laws across the country are beginning to enact basic standards for software used and raise the penalties for privacy or security failures, is your healthcare organization prepared?

According to The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, high empathy scores may be a required part of potential medical students' applications.

Specific assessments tests can help hiring managers make better informed decisions about hiring new employees and under-performing employees.

Most managers report that junior employees aren't scary, but that's not always the case. This Harvard Business REview article will help you realize if others see you as intimidating.

Physician disengagement has not garnered widespread attention. One collaborative model focuses on communication and relationship building to improve provider engagement.

Cheryl Toth and Mike Sacopulos host the SoundPractice podcast about why a proper data and device destruction plan is essential for health care practices.

Electronic health records can negatively impact doctor-patient relationships, this article addresses what physicians and patients can do to combat this issue.

Medical scribes are an important part of any clinic or hospital, here are some tips on how to recruit scribes for your organization and what to expect in terms of training.

Many residents of rural areas are hundreds of miles from the nearest hospital, so technological advancements in health care like telehealth have helped.

This article is the first in a three-part series examining the different generations currently found in the healthcare workspace.

This article offers ten questions to consider when drafting a life science rep policy for your practice.

A web-based survey administered to physicians found 93.8% reported being “extremely satisfied” and that ATs are most cost-effective as midlevel healthcare professionals. Physicians stated a healthcare model including ATs is optimal and “should be the...