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Transitional care management offers many benefits for patients and practices alike, but implementation can be challenging if you don’t have in place that delineates roles and responsibilities.
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If private insurers don’t pay for CCM, can help you capture that work.
The pandemic has taught us the importance of compassionate leadership, communication, and transparency, among .
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The AAFP Innovation Lab studies technologies that could help optimize the family medicine experience. This lab tackled documentation burden. Physicians that used an AI Digital Assistant reduced charting time (62%) and after-hours work (70%). It was described as a "breakthrough."
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Read the latest issue of FPM.
Earn 5 CME credits.
- Care Management in the Real World
- Five Steps to Mastering Agenda Setting
- Implementing Continuous Glucose Monitoring
- Durable Medical Equipment: A Streamlined Approach
- Care Management and the Quadruple Aim
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