Physicians are working like Robots for Robots.
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Adam Tabriz is a Physician, Writer, Entrepreneur, and public health policy, expert. He is an advocate for Personal liberty. The combination of his experience and expertise underlines his passion for advocating true “Personalized Healthcare” and “Healthcare without Borders.”
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The Epitome of the Trojan Horse to duplicate Physician Clinical Judgment and conquer the Medical Ind
Artificial Intelligence Capable Practice Management Systems in Administrative Workload is the embodiment of the olden Trojan Horse.
Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, and Medicine
Artificial Intelligence and Big Data for Corporations is the food for the sole of Transformers Metaphor.
Independent Practice and Managed Care Employment: Journeys with an Uncertain Destiny
Independent doctors are under constant pressure from government regulations — state regulations and the Affordable Care Act — and these phys
The Concept of Anti-kickback and Stark Law and Double Standard Across the Industries
Originally Published by Illumination curated on Medium The Federal Anti-Kickback Act (AKS) is one of the prominent federal corruption and abuse bills in the United States. It merely applies to the wide-ranging dispute of interest fraud has on business affairs in the patient care, pharmaceutical, and medical device sectors. The AKS is an unlawful statute that prohibits contracts anticipated to facilitate or award referrals for items or services compensated under federal health
Private Medical Practice faceoff in 2021
It seems that indiscriminate market drifts are forfeiting Independent Physicians. Can we stop the bleed? Originally published by Illumination Curated on Medium Those of us who have been following the independent medical practice state of affairs for the past decade, I am sure, have also been worried about their survival amidst the merit-based physician reimbursement model. If so, they should probably start worrying more, as the quota of independent physicians and private medi