PULSE 12/13/2024: Check out MSSNY Podcasts Year in Review
Check out MSSNY Podcasts Year in Review Click to Enlarge As 2024 draws to a close, take a look back at the year’s top MSSNY podcast episodes at Buzzsprout Backtrack 2024: MSSNY Podcasts.
PULSE 12/6/2024: MSSNY Podcast: End-of-Year Health Legislation
MSSNY Podcast: End-of-Year Health Legislation Click to Enlarge Catch the latest MSSNY Update podcast! Dive into key topics like PA supervision, hospital closures, liability expansion, and profile updates. Don’t miss this comprehensive look at 2024’s legislative impacts. Listen now to stay informed and ahead of the
PULSE 11/08/2024: Post-Election Priorities: What’s Next for New York Physicians
Post-Election Priorities: What’s Next for New York Physicians Click to Enlarge Listen as MSSNY's Senior Vice President of Legislative & Regulatory Affairs and Chief Legislative Counsel Morris Auster shares our initial response to the 2024 election results, emphasizing key healthcare policy implications for New York physicians
PULSE 10/25/2024: Stay Informed: DOH Pauses Payment Consent Requirement & Dive into MSSNY’s Extensive CME Lineup
Stay Informed: DOH Pauses Payment Consent Requirement & Dive into MSSNY’s Extensive CME Lineup Click to Enlarge In this week’s MSSNY Update, discover how the DOH’s temporary pause on payment consent requirements impacts your practice. Plus, explore a broad range of CME opportunities designed to
PULSE 9/6/2024: Tune In Now: MSSNY Update Podcast!
Tune In Now: MSSNY Update Podcast! Click to Enlarge Listen to the latest MSSNY Update, "September - A Return to School, Football & Physician Advocacy." Stay informed on key advocacy issues as we transition into fall. Listen now to hear the latest in healthcare and legislative
PULSE 8/2/2024: MSSNY Podcast on Dengue Virus
MSSNY Podcast on Dengue Virus Click to Enlarge Dengue virus infection is the world’s most common mosquito-borne virus. Owing to global warming, the number of dengue cases has doubled and the regions where the aedes albopictus mosquito (responsible for spreading dengue virus) lives have expanded.
