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Changing Healthcare Marketplace

Health Policy

The Science of Measuring Policy

Medical Technology

Special Issue: Maintaining the Independent Practice of Medicine

Erosion of the Doctor-Patient Relationship

Medical Education

Affordable Care Act

Special Issue: Ethics of Day-to-Day Interactions

Community

Membership

Navigating the Medical Landscape

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Changing HealthcareMarketplace

Health Policy

The Science of Measuring Quality

Medical Technology

Maintaining the IndependentPractice of Medicine

Erosion of the Doctor-PatientRelationship

Medical Education

Affordable CareAct

Ethics ofDay-to-DayInteractions

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Membership

Navigating the Medical Landscape

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Round-up Magazine 2016 Editorial Calendar

• Forced alignment with health systems• Network restrictions• The physician shortage

• State legislation• Federal legislation• Why physicians should contribute to policy making

• How is quality measured?• Metrics of quality• Unnecessary data overload

• Prevalence of social media in healthcare• Telemedicine• EHR interoperability

• Exterior biases in how physicians practice• Employed or self-employed – it shouldn’t matter!• Upholding the Hippocratic Oath

• Restoring the personal nature of medicine• Tag, you’re it! The impact of ACOs• The narrow network shuf�e• The hospitalist movement

• How is CME impacted by a changing landscape?• Comparing CME to other continuing (professional) education• The residency numbers crisis• The evolution of medical curricula

• Is Obamacare here to stay?• Quality-based systems. Will it work?• A postmortem of the ICD-10 conversion• Access to care

• Consent for procedures• The overwhelming proliferation of forms• What tests and procedures should (can) I order?

• How to give back to your community• The role of the county health department• Treating communities instead of individuals

• The power of organized medicine• So many professional organizations – which to choose? • The evolution of county medical societies

• What’s on the horizon for physicians in 2017?• Will the next POTUS have an impact on medicine?• How does the Valley compare?

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