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Creating a Better Physician Work Environment Can Benefit a Hospital’s Bottom Line

Why Patients Should Care How their Doctor Feels

More Voices Join the Physician Burnout Chorus

Climate Change in the Healthcare Environment

Interdependence Day

Attending to Physicians: Introducing our New eBook

Why I’m Here

Physician Collaborators Wanted

AMA’s EHR Education Initiative: Technology Orientation for Tomorrow’s Doctors

Physicians Yearn for (EHR) Independence Day

Let’s Cross One Item Off the List of Contributors to Physician Burnout

Putting the “Long” in Long-Term EHR Training

Tick, Tock Goes the Clock

Say What?

Over and Out

Notemares

When Will Interoperability Be a "Given" in Health IT?

This is What “Alert Fatigue” Might Feel Like in a Non-Medical Office

How About Some Empathy for Physicians Who Use EHRs

Thanks, Docs

Thanks, Hospitalists, for Supporting Health IT

Freedom (But No Fireworks) for Physicians

Regulatory Updates

Will Physicians Say “#Don’tMACRAme”?

A Prescription for Physician Applications

“A Luxury Beyond Belief”

Pushing for Productivity

Clinical Applications

Med Wreck

The Other Socialized Medicine

Clinical Applications

Green Eggs and Hippocrates

Rallying Physicians to Fix EHRs

Regulatory Updates

A Physician’s Take on ICD-10

“Humanizing Technology” for Physicians

The Physics of EHR Advocacy

Physicians Celebrate EHR Independence

The Way It Should Be

Clinical Applications

Making Physicians Smile

Regulatory Updates

Spring Gleaning

The Power of Show-and-Tell

Clinical Applications

IT Complexity and Physician Burn-Out

Distracted Doctoring

Regulatory Updates

Giving Thanks

Native Apps Make iPads Truly Useful for Physicians

Physician IT is Personality-Agnostic

Clinical Applications

The Gift that Keeps Giving

“Seeing” and “Understanding” are Two Very Different Things

Healthcare IT Requires Both "Physician Adoption" and "Physician Advocacy"

Survey Says: "End User Acceptance" Remains a Big Barrier to Healthcare IT Adoption

Clinical Applications

Physicians Must Have Their “Say”

CIOs Must Provide Physicians Service and Software

Regulatory Updates

Wanted: Physicians’ Fingers