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What to look for when onboarding at your first physician job

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E/M changes have led to more clinically meaningful documentation

Changes developed by the AMA and adopted by CMS to simplify E/M documentation have made these tasks more relevant, says physician survey.

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Pearl of the Week: Onboarding Optimization

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How final-year resident physicians can narrow down job options

Recruiting firm survey shows nearly 60% of final-year residents get over 100 job solicitations. Learn how to separate the wheat from the chaff.

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Pearl of the Week: Renew prescriptions all at once

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AMA STEPS Forward® Innovation Academy Independent Practice Incubator

Through virtual sessions, mentorship and practical resources, participants will gain the knowledge to successfully build an independent practice.  Learn more. 

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Make communication a cornerstone of physician well-being

Advocate Health is using AMA assessment tools and road maps to drive its effort to reduce physician burnout, ease workloads and act on feedback.

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Pearl of the Week: The integrated care model

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Burnout rate improving among physicians, though rates remain high since 2011

News study shows burnout rates down to 2017 levels.

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