by Ahmed Mori | November 16th, 2012

Another week, another dollar. Two days off and we get back to the hustle. On Sunday, you get your meds ready, in case you’re stuck with a case of the Mondays.
Until you remember that next week is Thanksgiving and you have two federally-mandated holidays to fully enjoy. Power Your Practice will do the same this year, meaning next week will only feature two articles. We guarantee they’ll make up for it, though.
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by Ahmed Mori | November 15th, 2012

Earlier this week, writer, public speaker and futurist Alex Steffen tweeted about social policy and a number of controversial topics during the short time since the 2012 Presidential elections.
Noted for his progressive green-friendly ideas, Steffen raised some interesting points. For example, rapid climate change results in even more rapid shuffles for alternative energy sources. Hydraulic fracking, for instance, has been linked to abnormally high numbers of adverse health effects in rural central New York and Pennsylvania communities.
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by Ahmed Mori | November 13th, 2012

You’re on the fence about joining an Accountable Care Organization, as if you’re stuck on a med school acceptance letter all over again. Perhaps you thought law school would’ve been a better decision at one point. Perhaps you think joining an ACO isn’t for you right now.
Perhaps. But perhaps it’s also true that you’re open to suggestions. The road to long-term healthcare reform begins with the Medical Shared Savings Program (SSP), an initiative brought forth by the ACA.
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by Ahmed Mori | November 11th, 2012

It seems like you need to choose so many things these days – Meaningful Use certified EHRs, a capable practice management system, and even what computers you want your practice using.
Now, most of us associate data backup with a hard drive, or maybe even some flash external storage. But remember, you’re dealing with sensitive personal health information, and you want to be sure you don’t lose your data in the event of an emergency.
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