Newburyport Family Practice PC
Newburyport, MA:
What Part of ‘Idiopathic Epistaxis’ Don’t You Understand?
If we want doctors who can communicate, maybe we need med students who weren't pre-med
Why This Doctor Fears Being a Patient
Listen as Dr. Don Berwick describes what he believes is missing from health care, namely a person-centered approach that respects the individual's choices.
Doctors, do you really understand?
Coming to terms with chronic health conditions is perplexing.
How Do You Find the Right Mentor?
Are you making the most of your mentor? Don Goldmann, MD, IHI’s Chief Medical and Scientific Officer, shares some valuable lessons from his three decades as a mentor to students and fellows.
Finding a Doctor Who Understands Obesity
Obesity is a disease affecting millions of Americans. And while there are many treatment options available for obesity, people often express frustration when attempting to talk with their healthcar…
Understand your options for affiliating with other practices
Physician practice mergers, or affiliations, can be the route to your success. Here is how to evaluate whether that is the best path for you.
17 Things You'll Only Understand If You Have A Rare Disease
Sometimes it isn't so great being one in a million.
6 things you'll only understand if you've been mistreated by your doctor
If you know that something is not right, don't stop fighting to get better until somebody listens to you.
The pros and cons of being a part-time physician
So, considering the pros and the cons of going part-time as a doctor, is it worth it?
Your patient is angry. Is it your fault? Part 1
Patients are angry, fearful and confused about what they owe and why. Is it your fault? In this first of a 2-part blog series, we emphasize the importance of communication to maximize self pay dollars and minimize patient angst.
Cancer Patient Has WRONG Body Part Removed
A cancer patient had to undergo a corrective procedure after surgeons accidentally removed the wrong body part.
Part One of Three : Can Your Patients Fire You?
A Special Three-Part Series Yes. Your patients have the right to choose their own healthcare provider. They approach their relationship with you as they would with anyone else. With their health on…
Part Three of Three: Are You Following Up With Your Patients?
Can Your Patients Fire You? A Special Three-Part Series Yes. Your patients have the right to choose their own healthcare provider. They approach their relationship with you as they would with anyon…
Interested in Being Part of a Clinical Research Study in Women’s Health?
Want to be involved in clinical research for Women’s Health? Join our clinical research study at the University of Hawaiʻi John A. Burns School of Medicine<br>Local doctors are studying an investigational vaginal ring for birth control.<br>If you’re a sexually active woman 18 years of age or older and qualify for this study, you may receive at no cost:<br>– Investigational birth control medication for up to one year<br>– Study-related care from a local doctor<br>– Possible reimbursement for time and…
8 Medical Staff Development Planning Mistakes to Avoid, Part Two
Make sure to avoid these mistakes when creating a Medical Staff Development Plan.
Want to Understand Healthcare IT? Walk a Mile in a Technologist's Shoes
Christian Boucher--Citrix healthcare technology evangelist--is starting a blog series in which he'll discuss what he learns from IT leaders about their experiences.
Visualize This: Patients Who Actually Understand Their Doctor
More patients, older patients, sicker patients. The Affordable Care Act cannot alter the reality of the demographic trends on the horizon. Fortunately, vis
Know your numbers: Get the tests you need to understand your health
It's your health, and you need to be in the know about it.
