In episode 5 of this mini-series, hosts Meghan and Taylor share insights for leveraging telehealth and virtual care. They also explore emerging technologies in telehealth and the impact on medical coding.

Claim CME for this episode: https://bit.ly/3LdB9GQ

Resources: 

Telehealth Implementation Playbook - https://bit.ly/3mUU5Rc

Private Practice Playbook - http://bit.ly/3EqYEJI

Digital health implementation playbook series - https://bit.ly/3mUnlaN  

Telehealth advocacy - https://bit.ly/3otH29L

Chaplain Elizabeth Tracey, creator of John Hopkins’ This is My Story initiative, shares how she designed a program that enables patients who are unable to speak to share their stories through interviews with family members and loved ones.  

To learn more about This is My Story: https://bit.ly/41KsKRe  

In episode 4 of this mini-series, hosts Meghan and Taylor discuss different types of private practice settings and describe recommendations for current residents. Topics include determining interest and exposure to private practices, how residents can get experience, and what key challenges are when transitioning into private practice. 

Claim CME here: https://bit.ly/40jNL3o   

Resources: 

Private Practice Playbook - http://bit.ly/3EqYEJI

Residency Life - https://bit.ly/3ULT62y 

Dr. Gregory Duke Carlson, family medicine physician at TexomaCare in Denison, Texas, shares his experience incorporating advanced team-based care into an accountable care organization. He discusses how the workflow has increased patient satisfaction and safety, increased access to care, and reduced physician burnout and work outside of work.

Team-Based Care Toolkit: http://bit.ly/3LHcDP3

Medical Assistant Recruitment and Retention Toolkit: http://bit.ly/3lzzph2

In episode 3 of this mini-series, hosts Meghan and Taylor describe ways physicians can streamline processes to increase staff productivity. Topics include assessing the efficiency of your practice, what you can expect from your team, and available AMA resources available to support physicians throughout the process.

Claim CME here: http://bit.ly/3mfusu2 

Resources: 

Private Practice Playbook - http://bit.ly/3EqYEJI

Private Practice Sustainability - http://bit.ly/3ZASYDG 

Dr. Neha Sangwan, internal medicine physician and founder of Intuitive Intelligence, discusses tips and exercises for handling anger, anxiety, tears, and other challenging emotions. 

To listen to Dr. Neha’s previous podcast episode: https://apple.co/3lg8eHX

For more resources for combatting burnout visit: stepsforward.org  

Dr. Neha’s FREE Audio Book: https://doctorneha.com/audiobookgift/

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In episode 2 of this mini-series, hosts Meghan and Taylor explore strategies for mitigating risks, leveraging one's network, and remaining nimble in your practice. They also discuss why private practice is still a viable option for many physicians. 

Claim CME for this episode here: https://bit.ly/Ep2CME  

Resources:  

HPPP White Paper- http://bit.ly/3IU7rEy  

Private Practice Playbook - http://bit.ly/3EqYEJI  

Private Practice Simple Solutions - http://bit.ly/41TQTF9  

Dr. Neha Sangwan, internal medicine physician and founder of Intuitive Intelligence, shares practical strategies for navigating conflict, miscommunication, and even the most challenging personalities in your life.  

For more resources for combatting burnout visit: stepsforward.org    

For more info about Dr. Neha: doctorneha.com

Introducing Private Practice: Attending to Business: a mini-series from the AMA STEPS Forward® podcast, exploring strategies and best practices for navigating medical practice business operations. In this episode, hosts Meghan and Taylor identify common challenges faced by physicians starting a private practice and explore key elements to implement when it comes to building a successful and sustainable private practice.  

Claim CME for this episode here: https://bit.ly/Ep1CME  

Resources:  

De-implementation checklist - http://bit.ly/3CLoTIR  

Saving Time Playbook - http://bit.ly/3mtxBXc  

Lean module - http://bit.ly/3JfSBto    

PDSA module - http://bit.ly/3ISLlCc  

Dr. Rola Hallam, British-Syrian consultant anesthetist, humanitarian, and founder of CanDo, a social enterprise that enables local, frontline health care workers to provide health care to their own war-affected communities, shares the story of her “valley of darkness” and how compassion can be a tool to combat burnout.

Collective Trauma Toolkit: http://bit.ly/3KGjF64