Computer screens displaying top issues to watch in 2017.
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4 MIN READ

The top issues that will affect physicians in 2017

Health care reform, the new Medicare payment system and regulatory relief are among the areas physicians should watch closely this year.

Access to Care
Physician displaying prediabetes app on tablet for patient.
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Is the patient at risk for diabetes? It’s a $100 billion question

The U.S. spends more on diabetes than on any other condition, but tools to help physicians and patients prevent the disease are well within reach.

Diabetes
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AMA applauds CMS decision to expand APMs

The decision allows more practices to have the opportunity to succeed under MACRA without participating in MIPS

Press Releases
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Tools help guide physician choices in career and practice

From historic Medicare payment changes to a modernized AMA Code of Medical Ethics, these resources can assist doctors faced with difficult decisions.

Career Development
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AMA applauds CMS decision to nix Medicare Part B proposal

The AMA issued the following statement regarding CMS’ decision to drop a proposal on reimbursement for physician-administered drugs in Medicare Part B.

Press Releases
Best of 2016: Physician
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2 MIN READ

The top 5 stories physicians should read

Delving into the opioid epidemic, burnout, work-life balance and cancer-care improvement grabbed physician readers.

Physician Health
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AMA applauds CMS for expanding opportunities in advanced APMs

The AMA commends CMS for providing more opportunities for physician practices to join the CPC+ model, a move that will result in improved care for patients.

Press Releases
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4 MIN READ

Making sense of MACRA: A glossary of new Medicare terms

The first step in transitioning to the new Medicare reporting requirements is understanding the terminology. Here are the essentials.

Medicare & Medicaid
Foot dipping into a pool to test the temperature of pool water
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Test the waters during QPP transition year

The Quality Payment Program provides four options for participation that help physicians avoid pay penalties in 2019.

Physician Health