Practice Management News

HIV PrEP uptake and adherence were low among a cohort of people with opioid use disorder who were undergoing treatment for hepatitis C virus, despite many of them meeting CDC criteria for PrEP use, according to a study.

New data show that Suki, a voice-activated and artificial intelligence-based tool that helps physicians with their note-taking process, continues to dramatically reduce the time that physicians spend on documentation.

A new medical education curriculum in an area hit hard by the opioid epidemic will help fill a gap in addiction management training, according to a press release.

The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, or MedPAC, recommended no change to the physician fee schedule for 2023, a decision that the ACP and AMA described as a freezing of physician payments.

Clinical trial sponsors said they have adopted new methods and decentralized procedures that may increase diversity and inclusion in future trials.

The results of a new survey suggest that many physicians do not completely understand what the Americans with Disabilities Act means for them.

Optimal ergonomics plays a critical role in preventing endoscopy-related injury by enhancing safety in practice and, thus, extending career lifespans.

The American Red Cross has declared, for the first time, a national blood crisis.

The FDA is warning patients and health care professionals that transmucosal buprenorphine products may cause tooth decay, cavities, oral infections and tooth loss, even in patients with no prior history of dental issues.

Healio presents the following report on the top 10 hepatology peer-tested articles from 2021.