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Ahmed Nawaz MPP
Ahmed is responsible for supporting The Policy Authority’s Policy Search and Policy Monitor, finding new solutions for business dilemmas and ensures that Verden remains at the forefront of innovative solutions for our clients. With a primary role in market research, analytics and marketing activities, he is our primary resource for research and analysis of industry data and managed care insurance companies.
A great asset, Ahmed brings a diverse skill set to The Verden Group, educated in Marketing with experience in customer service and operations management.In addition to his work at The Verden Group, Ahmed also manages his own consulting company, Northern Sky, in Lahore, Pakistan.
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Wondering how Medicare's fee schedule affects how your practice gets paid? Here's how the fee schedule works and what it means for how practices set their charges.
How Medicare's fee schedule shapes what practices get paid | Physicians Practice
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Lucien Roberts and Burt Wilson break down how Medicare's fee schedule works and what it means for how practices set their charges on this episode of The Back Office.More than 230 million people turn to ChatGPT each week with health questions, which means that when they're coming in to doctor appointments, they're coming in with AI-generated health information. Dr. Neil Baum shares what this means for physicians and their practices. Read more here.
What ChatGPT Health means for your patients and practice | Physicians Practice
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Neil Baum, M.D., breaks down what the company's new ChatGPT Health platform does, why fragmented health data has made it necessary and what physicians should know about patients arriving at appointmen...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Are you sure that your medical practice is HIPAA compliant? HIPAA compliance is not a one-time task, and being a small practice does not mean you have less regulatory risk. Here are common misconceptions about HIPAA compliance and how to ensure that you're protecting patient privacy as required.
"Nearly every physician practice claims to prioritize patient privacy. Many also believe they are already HIPAA compliant.
In reality, those two positions are not the same. However, they are two sides of the same coin. A recent Paubox study found that 98% of small medical practices trust they are HIPAA compliant despite operating with material compliance gaps.
These failures are rarely intentional. They stem from persistent misconceptions about what HIPAA compliance actually requires—particularly when it comes to the use, disclosure, and protection of patient data."
Is your practice compliant? A 2026 outlook to protecting patient privacy | Physicians Practice
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Most physicians think HIPAA compliance is a one-time task. It isn't. Here are the four most common misconceptions.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The American Academy of Pediatrics offers guidance to respond to requests for non-beneficial treatment in life-threatening situations. Read more here.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics has published guidance for clinicians on navigating discussions concerning critically ill patients whose parents or caregivers request interventions that are not med...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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