Legal Risks Medical Students Should Know Before Training and Practice Click to Enlarge For medical students entering clinical training, the shift from classroom to patient care brings legal, ethical, and professional responsibilities that will follow them throughout their careers. MSSNY’s webinar, “Fundamental Legal Issues Medical Students Should
New York Launches Overhaul Of Insurer Payment Dispute Resolution Process Click to Enlarge Politico Pro (8/13, Cordero) reported the New York Department of Financial Services has begun an "overhaul" of the state's healthcare "payment dispute resolution process, a proposal that fueled a contentious fight
Study Raises Questions About Avocado Oil Claims in Processed Foods Click to Enlarge Key Point: Researchers evaluated oils extracted from 74 commercial chips, mayonnaise, and salad dressings labeled as containing avocado oil or olive oil. Why it Matters: Avocado oil and olive oil are often promoted
Enhancing Observation, Communication and Stress Reduction: Now Offering 1:1 Sessions Using The Art of Seeing Method Click to Enlarge ArtMed inSight is currently offering a series of focused 1:1 Sessions that apply The Art of Seeing Method to support observation, communication, and stress reduction within your
Last Chance to Register for Tomorrow’s MSSNY’s Member-Exclusive MultiPlan Litigation Webinar Click to Enlarge A sweeping federal antitrust lawsuit is moving forward against MultiPlan, Inc. and several major insurers — including Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealth, and Blue Cross Blue Shield — alleging that MultiPlan facilitated a price-fixing
Website and Digital Tool ADA Compliance: What Solo and Small Medical Practices Need to Know Click to Enlarge Patients today expect to schedule appointments online, access portal records, and fill out forms digitally. When those tools are not accessible to people with disabilities, a
MSSNY Urges New York Congressional Delegation to Oppose Medicare’s Proposed 50% Cut to Same-Day Care (Modifier 25) for Medicare Patients Click to Enlarge MSSNY is strongly urging physicians to contact their representatives and CMS members of the New York Congressional Delegation to oppose a proposed
Question the Practice, Follow the Evidence Click to Enlarge Colleagues:Few medical advances have done more to improve human health than vaccination. Across generations, vaccines have reduced suffering, prevented disability, and saved countless lives. Diseases that once routinely killed or permanently disabled children and adults, such as polio,
Website and Digital Tool ADA Compliance: What Solo and Small Medical Practices Need to Know Click to Enlarge Patients today expect to schedule appointments online, access portal records, and fill out forms digitally. When those tools are not accessible to people with disabilities, a practice faces
Vaccination has been one of the greatest achievements in modern medicine, preventing disease, disability, and countless deaths. The childhood vaccination schedule has evolved through decades of clinical experience, […]
