Integrating behavioral health with primary care can lead to better patient outcomes — but how does this fit into value-based care? Keith Fernandez, MD, Chief Clinical Officer, discusses the factors, technology, and governance medical groups should consider to maximize the benefits of comprehensive care.
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In this candid Q&A, Dr. Khetan examines telehealth’s impact on patient engagement, AI’s potential to streamline operations, value-based care’s future, and more.
How can we elevate independent pediatricians to improve health outcomes, drive value-based care, and overcome obstacles, such as workforce shortages and burnout?
The “Gen Z Effect” has hit healthcare and studies show that these engaged patients want to be asked about their social, physical, and economic environments.
Too often, medical groups fixate on metrics at the expense of culture. How can they foster accountability and physician engagement to improve performance and outcomes?
A high-performance medical group is more than outstanding Patient CSat and Provider NPS scores. What dimensions do data and quantitative measures fail to capture?
In this candid Q&A, Charlotte Grayson, MD, reflects on work-life balance, burnout triggers, equitable care, and the joys of sharing books with patients.
A recent survey found that the majority of American adults have experienced mental health concerns. However, the data also noted increased comfortability with discussing mental health, seeking care, and using teletherapy. What do these findings mean for the future of telehealth and employers?
The U.S. healthcare system contributes to about 10 percent of the nation’s global carbon footprint. However, the tenets of value-based care may reduce our carbon emissions while improving patient outcomes.
Studies show that primary care physicians may be key in reducing vaccine resistance. By enhancing the patient-provider relationship and facilitating open communication, physicians may be able to make a major impact in their communities.