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The AAP has updated its recommendations on the use of generic and biosimilar medications for children. 💊
The AAP supports the use of FDA-approved generic medications when appropriate and recognizes biosimilars as an important option for expanding access to certain treatments while potentially reducing costs. Learn more here. 👇
AAP Updates Policy on Generic & Biosimilar Medications
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The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has announced an updated policy statement to recognize the safety and effectiveness of generic drugs and explore the use of biosimilars in the pediatric field.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
An accountability chart is more than an org chart. It can help your pediatric practice reduce confusion, prevent tasks from falling through the cracks, and give team members a clearer understanding of their roles. Learn more here. 👇
Why Your Pediatric Practice Needs an Accountability Chart, Not an Org Chart
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Transform your pediatric practice's chaos into clarity with an Accountability Chart, enhancing role ownership and operational efficiency for better outcomes.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Even though patients are using AI for health information, they still want to talk to a physician when dealing with complex questions, sensitive concerns, or important healthcare decisions. Learn more here. 👇
When health is on the line, patients want a human | Medical Economics
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A new national survey finds Americans still want a person — not AI — on the other end of a health care call0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The American Academy of Pediatrics has published a comprehensive new clinical practice guideline on diagnosing and treating urinary tract infections (UTIs) in young children. Learn more here. 👇
Updated AAP Guidance on Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) in Young Children
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The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has published a comprehensive new clinical practice guideline on diagnosing and treating urinary tract infections (UTIs) in young children, one of the most com...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Q4 is the time for pediatric practices to identify gaps, make adjustments, and be prepared for the new year ahead. Here are 8 year-end priorities to focus on during Q4. 👇
Prepare Your Pediatric Practice for Q4: 8 Year-End Priorities
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Prepare your pediatric practice for Q4 with essential year-end priorities to enhance performance, set future goals, and improve patient care.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
PCPCC Reports Positive Outcomes of PCMH Initiatives
/in Verden Blog /by tvg_lk8fghCyber Risk Insurance – Should you consider getting it for your practice?
/in Verden Blog /by tvg_lk8fghNew HCPCS Modifiers Define Subsets of the 59 Modifier
/in Verden Blog /by tvg_lk8fghChanges to Coding for Brief Emotional/Behavioral Assessments and Developmental Screenings
/in Verden Blog /by tvg_lk8fghCMS Foregoes Direct Supervision Requirement to Encourage Use of Chronic Care Services
/in Verden Blog /by tvg_lk8fghKing v. Burwell: Supreme Court to Decide
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/in Verden Blog /by tvg_lk8fghCreating a Life Plan
/in Verden Blog /by tvg_lk8fghUsing Evidence-Based Medicine Resources
/in Verden Blog /by tvg_lk8fghHIPAA Patient Privacy Update
/in Verden Blog /by tvg_lk8fghFrom A-B-C to C-A-B
/in Verden Blog /by tvg_lk8fghTelemedicine & Licensure – Will the Law Allow Changes to the Way Medicine is Practiced in the 21st Century?
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