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Physicians Taking Back Medicine is a new podcast from Medical Economics. Hosted by Dr. Rebekah Bernard, each episode dives into the real-world challenges facing today’s doctors: MOC, scope of practice, direct primary care, and much more. Physicians Taking Back Medicine explores how doctors can reclaim their autonomy and shape the future of health care with candid interviews and actionable insights. Join Dr. Bernard and her guests each month as she guides you toward an empowered and sustainable medical career.
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États-Unis
15 épisodes
depuis 3 avril 2025
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When Esther Khatibi, M.D., found that many pregnant patients at her Corpus Christi, Texas, direct primary care practice could not afford her $150 monthly maternity membership, she kept caring for them anyway. Then she built a nonprofit to do it for free.
My Direct Obstetrics Care (My DOC) opened …
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Dermatologist Jon Ward, M.D., grew up in the Florida Panhandle. Disillusioned after just one year as an employed physician, he returned home and opened his own practice. Over the next two decades, he expanded that solo practice into a 32-location organization operating across four states, with a …
For more than a decade, physicians have cited $77 per month as the average price of a direct primary care (DPC) membership. A new national survey suggests that benchmark is now substantially out of date, as well as showing a few other unexpected findings.
The 2024 survey was commissioned by the D…
What do you do when a hospital decides to replace your independent physician group with a corporate staffing company? For this group of physicians, the answer was simple: fight back.
In the fall of 2025, Eugene Emergency Physicians (EEP) learned that after more than 35 years of serving the commun…
What if the most important thing you do as a physician happens outside the exam room?
Free N. Hess, D.O., a board-certified pediatrician and pediatric emergency physician, reached this epiphany early in her career when she realized that many of the children she was treating didn't need to be ther…
New Mexico has faced its share of health care challenges in recent years, but perhaps none has been more urgent than the loss of physicians, many of whom cite the state’s extreme malpractice climate as a major reason for leaving.
“Between 2017 and 2024, between 200 and 300 physicians left the st…
Physicians don’t show up to legislative hearings expecting applause. In fact, most arrive knowing the vote may already be decided. They come anyway — on their own time, at their own expense, often canceling clinics or trading call shifts — because patient safety is worth two or three minutes at a…
“Please stand, raise your right hand, and repeat after me: I pledge not to use the word provider when referring to physicians and further, to encourage my colleagues to do so. You may be seated.”
So began rheumatologist Dr. Robert McLean’s inaugural address as 2019 President of the American Colle…
A newly published study in the Annals of Internal Medicine has added more fuel to the growing alarm over private equity’s expanding role in American health care. Researchers found that hospitals acquired by private equity (PE) companies experience a decrease in staffing and salaries, as well as an …
When patients walk through the doors of the Surgery Center of Oklahoma, they often bring stories of frustration, fear, and financial devastation from their encounters with America’s health care system. Yet, what they find in Oklahoma City is radically different: a transparent, patient-centered surg…
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