Work smarter: Apps to free up time in your day
October 26, 2019
With multiple patients to see and many government mandates to fulfill, the pediatrician's life is a busy one. Here are 5 apps to help you work smarter.
Pediatric Practice Improvement
Examining cannabidiol use in children
September 4, 2019
There is little evidence of efficacy and safety of the cannabidiol (CBD) products flooding the market when it comes to use in children. Here’s what pediatricians should know and what to tell parents.
12 ways to reduce medication errors
July 29, 2019
Avoiding medication errors can be even easier if you use these 12 tips.
What's to come for AI
July 18, 2019
Dr. Andrew J. Schuman looks at the artificial intelligence (AI) programs that may be found in your practice sooner rather than later.
AI in pediatrics: Past, present, and future
July 14, 2019
Adopting technologies with artificial intelligence (AI) will change patient care in many ways. Here’s where AI has been, where it is now, and what it holds for the future of pediatrics.
Improve compliance to save your medical home
June 10, 2019
Making some simple changes to your practice can improve patients’ compliance and keep them loyal to your medical home.
Vision screening update: New device detects amblyopia and strabismus
May 1, 2019
Neural performance scanning (NPS) technology outperforms photoscreeners for analyzing binocularity in a child’s eyes in mere seconds, and with higher sensitivity and specificity.
Adolescent privacy and the EHR
April 1, 2019
Adolescents are more likely to see a healthcare provider if they are certain their private information will be kept confidential. Here’s how to create a secure environment for these patients within your electronic health record (EHR) system.
What to do if you get sued for malpractice
March 1, 2019
Pediatricians are less likely than other specialties to be sued, but when losing or settling a suit, their payouts are among the highest. Here’s what to expect if you get sued.
How to get from PCP to “PGP”
January 1, 2019
Pediatricians who go above and beyond the expected in patient care can achieve the coveted status of “PGP”— pretty good pediatrician. Follow these 10 steps to achieve that special bond with your patients.
