Arizona Womens Care
North Scottsdale - Scottsdale:
Arizona Women's Care Gynecology Obstetrics Scottsdale
Scottsdale ob gyn physicians performing robotic hysterectomy, endometrial, ablation, essure sterilization, MonaLisa Touch, obstetrics & women's healthcare.
5 Ways to Build a Culture of Caring
A culture of caring isn't just about caring for your employees and having them care for customers.
Male surgeons are paid more than female surgeons, even in fields like gynecology
Women also had fewer chances to perform higher-paying surgeries, according to a new Canadian study.
Why are female physicians scared to be women?
A change in culture requires women physicians to acknowledge that we are different from men and have different priorities.
Family Doctors Who Do More, Save More
A study suggests that coordinated care, led by a family doctor who is judicious about referring patients to specialists, leads to cost savings.
How femtech is putting women's healthcare front and centre
For a long time, femtech has been considered a niche, but a growing number of tech companies are hoping to change that narrative.
How Qualified Is Your Doctor?
Doctors are facing new requirements to keep up-to-date in their knowledge and care for patients in order to stay certified by medical boards.
How to Build a Successful Acute/Post-Acute Care Continuum
Hospitals are forming networks with post-acute care and continuing care partners to ensure quality across the continuum.
Hospitals provide much more than health care
Gundersen Health System and Mayo Clinic Health System provide quality medical care to patients.
What medicine can learn from the fire department about team-based care
Rather than assume that the culture we perpetuate is status quo, let us be open-minded enough to see its flaws and empowered enough to fix it.
Doctors Want To Learn More About Treating Transgender Patients, Survey Shows
Transgender patients, meanwhile, have serious complaints with the care they receive.
When a Doctor of Obstetrics and Gynecology Steps Up
It’s not only infectious disease specialists who have stepped up when the times demand.
When quality measures interfere with good care
As a primary care physician, I find it difficult to reconcile the quality metric standards and my ability to provide patient-centered care through shared decision-making with the individual patient.
Finding a Revenue Cycle Management System for Post-Acute Care
The post-acute care space lacks revenue cycle management systems that align with longer-term care, but finding a solution that centralizes medical billing across several facilities can help.
MACRA preparations daunting for large physician practices
While physicians are motivated to improve care quality, new frustrations with the complicated law coupled with change fatigue will bog doctors down.
Five Steps to Choosing a Primary Care Physician
Five Steps to Choosing a Primary Care Provider, Five Steps to Choosing a Primary Care Physician
The Benefits Of Using A Primary Care Physician
Your primary care physician (or PCP) is typically your first point of contact when you needed non-emergency medical treatment. They are trained to treat most conditions and if they can’t provide care, they can help you find a specialist best … Continue reading →
Information management helps medical practices improve care
Most healthcare practices are constantly looking for ways to improve the quality of care provided to patients.
Do You Really Need a Primary Care Doctor?
You’re a healthy person who never gets sick, and when you do you just go to an urgent or convenience care clinic. Do you really need a primary care doctor?
Do primary care physicians increase life expectancy?
Before primary care physicians go the way of the dinosaurs, make sure to establish a relationship with one of us.
Do You Know Who Your Primary Care Physician Is? Well, You Should.
To study the overall cost of medical care and identify trends, data is needed, and selecting a primary care physician is the first step.
