Responding to the Evolving Business of Healthcare
Spring 2019
We cannot stop the pace of change; we simply must adapt. This means pursuing alternative ways to grow through strategic partnerships and leading the region in clinical integration with independent providers to make navigating the changing business of healthcare possible.
We cannot stop the pace of change; we simply must adapt. This means pursuing alternative ways to grow through strategic partnerships and leading the region in clinical integration with independent providers to make navigating the changing business of healthcare possible.
The Silver Tsunami: Preparing for an Aging Population
Fall 2018
With the “silver tsunami” well on its way to landfall, America’s health institutions are preparing like never before to care for an aging population. Read more about care options for aging patients, how to connect with your elderly patients, what your patients wish you knew, and what really matters at the end of a life.
With the “silver tsunami” well on its way to landfall, America’s health institutions are preparing like never before to care for an aging population. Read more about care options for aging patients, how to connect with your elderly patients, what your patients wish you knew, and what really matters at the end of a life.
When Things Go Wrong: Responding to Adverse Outcomes
Summer 2018
Things don’t always go as planned. How your practice or organization responds in the wake of patient harm can make a big difference to the patient, their family, and to you. Read about communication and resolution approaches, investigations that include input from patients /families and root cause analysis, action plans to address systemic issues, and more.
Things don’t always go as planned. How your practice or organization responds in the wake of patient harm can make a big difference to the patient, their family, and to you. Read about communication and resolution approaches, investigations that include input from patients /families and root cause analysis, action plans to address systemic issues, and more.
Delivering Health Care to Patients in Crisis
Spring 2018
Health-care providers are in a profound position, treating patients while at their best, their worst, and everything in between. While it’s not always immediately obvious, these patients are often in situations of crisis. Having the right systems in place can help the health-care team be prepared, no matter the crisis.
Health-care providers are in a profound position, treating patients while at their best, their worst, and everything in between. While it’s not always immediately obvious, these patients are often in situations of crisis. Having the right systems in place can help the health-care team be prepared, no matter the crisis.
Navigating Change
Fall 2017
Change is often characterized as a bad thing. But few would argue against the life-saving benefits that changes in medicine have brought. Read more about navigating change in this issue.
Change is often characterized as a bad thing. But few would argue against the life-saving benefits that changes in medicine have brought. Read more about navigating change in this issue.
Stopping Workplace Violence
Summer 2017
The Physicians Report-Summer 2017The reality of violence in our society today—against health-care workers or otherwise—necessitates that employers seriously address potential risks of violence. Read this issue to learn more about the four types of workplace violence, and how to put plans, policies, and practices in place to mitigate its affect.
The Physicians Report-Summer 2017The reality of violence in our society today—against health-care workers or otherwise—necessitates that employers seriously address potential risks of violence. Read this issue to learn more about the four types of workplace violence, and how to put plans, policies, and practices in place to mitigate its affect.
Physicians in Focus: Managing Your Reputation
Winter 2016
The commercial world has been feverishly working on customer-satisfaction scoring and analysis for decades, while health care has been slow to gain traction.This is due to the challenges of measuring satisfaction of care. Even so, the need to excel in providing positive experiences for patients and their families is of vital importance in today's practices.
The commercial world has been feverishly working on customer-satisfaction scoring and analysis for decades, while health care has been slow to gain traction.This is due to the challenges of measuring satisfaction of care. Even so, the need to excel in providing positive experiences for patients and their families is of vital importance in today's practices.
Preparing for Disaster
Fall 2016
Some disasters are natural and some are human-caused. But all require planning to ensure adequate steps are taken to be ready when disaster strikes.This issue of The Physicians Report explores the topic from the perspective of a physician, CEO, COO, clinic manager, and the risk managers who need to ensure a practice has a plan for disaster or crisis.
Some disasters are natural and some are human-caused. But all require planning to ensure adequate steps are taken to be ready when disaster strikes.This issue of The Physicians Report explores the topic from the perspective of a physician, CEO, COO, clinic manager, and the risk managers who need to ensure a practice has a plan for disaster or crisis.
Talkin' 'Bout My Generation
Summer 2016
Connecting with patients means understanding their generational expectations alongside our own. And answers to many of medicine's challenges might be found in the talented minds of those new to the landscape -- with fresh ideas and a knack for collaboration and technology. This issue explores the perspectives of each generation both in the workplace and in their expectations of health care.
Connecting with patients means understanding their generational expectations alongside our own. And answers to many of medicine's challenges might be found in the talented minds of those new to the landscape -- with fresh ideas and a knack for collaboration and technology. This issue explores the perspectives of each generation both in the workplace and in their expectations of health care.