In this episode of SoundPractice, Mike Sacopulos interviews Timothy Paterick, MD, JD, MBA, MS, about his book Physicians and the Law: The Intersection of Medicine, Business, and Medical Malpractice. They discuss the complex system healthcare professi...

The federal government has launched its first confirmed investigation of an alleged denial of an abortion to a woman experiencing a medical emergency.

This article describes the False Claims Act, reviews the financial consequences of a whistleblower reporting fraud within the office, and offers reasonable suggestions to prevent a False Claims case.

State employees in Colorado are being asked to be better consumers when shopping for health care services. And if they choose lower-cost and higher-quality providers, they could get a check in the mail for a portion of the savings.

Public health crises impact the overall health of our communities, and as physician leaders, we have a responsibility to contribute to their resolution; however, that is not our sole responsibility.

Despite their use by federal programs to assess quality of care, there is no consensus on the accuracy of patient safety indicators as a marker of quality. A midsize community hospital used PSI-90 scores to develop targeted interventions that resulte...

This article describes the medicinal effects of marijuana and evidenced-based current applications for marijuana.

More often than not, documentation will make or break a malpractice case.

This third installment of the four-part series examines the benefits of linking quality and cost by creating an integrated performance measurement scorecard and evaluating potential sources of financial data.

Physicians have a fiduciary duty to educate patients regarding all options available for end-of-life medical care.

A company of Amazon’s size simply can’t ignore the business opportunities in America’s chaotic $4.1 trillion health care economy.

Legal and policy restrictions on reproductive health care will not only have swift impact on people who can get pregnant and their families, but it will also undermine critical areas of research, innovation, and progress toward more equitable health ...