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What a 40-Year-Old Physician Eats on $850K in California’s Bay Area thumbnail

What a 40-Year-Old Physician Eats on $850K in California’s Bay Area

Welcome to The Receipt, a series documenting how Bon Appétit readers eat and what they spend doing it. Each food diary follows one anonymous reader’s week of expenses related to groceries, restaurant meals, coffee runs, and every bite in between. In this time of rising food costs, The Receipt reveals how folks—from different cities, with
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How to Find a Primary Care Physician You Click With thumbnail

How to Find a Primary Care Physician You Click With

“What is the doctor saying about health and their opinions on social media?” he asks. “Learning these views can definitely be red flags for people and a sign that a doctor isn’t a good fit for you.”3. Verify the basics.Before you commit to an appointment, make sure the boring-but-essential stuff checks out. For example:The office
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Hospital, physician practice deals slow in 2023: PwC report thumbnail

Hospital, physician practice deals slow in 2023: PwC report

Skip to main content Inflation, rising interest rates and uncertainty about changes to government heath programs could drag healthcare dealmaking in 2023, despite renewed interest in hospital and physician groups, according to an analysis the consulting firm PwC published Tuesday. From May 2022 to May 2023, buyers invested $85.2 billion in 1,661 transactions for hospitals, health insurers, home health
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Physician EHR satisfaction varies by specialty, says KLAS report thumbnail

Physician EHR satisfaction varies by specialty, says KLAS report

Doctors with high electronic health record satisfaction are nearly five times more likely to report they'll stay at their organization, according to KLAS researchers. The group with the highest EHR satisfaction score is hospital medicine and also of note, anesthesiology's enthusiasm has declined. WHY IT MATTERS The Exploring EHR Satisfaction by Provider Specialty report from
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Physician Shortages Blamed on Residency Policies in New Report thumbnail

Physician Shortages Blamed on Residency Policies in New Report

A bottleneck in the US physician training and education pipeline limits entry into residency programs and ultimately hampers provider supply and access to care, according to a new report. The analysis, by nonpartisan think tank Niskanen Center, found that the US has "substantially fewer" physicians per capita than other developed countries. For example, the US…
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