Practice Management

What to Do When You’re All Done: How to Close Up Shop and Get Out of the Game

In her article for Hampton Roads Physician magazine, What to Do When You’re All Done: How to Close Up Shop…

1 month ago

Cameras for Clinic Security – Good or Bad Idea?

For many clinics’ having a camera monitoring activity throughout the office may seem like a good idea, especially in areas…

1 year ago

Understanding the Cures Act Requirements and Deadlines

by Wythe Michael The 21st Century Cures Act was enacted in 2020 to improve the accessibility and potability of Electronic…

4 years ago

Navigating Non-Compete Agreements in Virginia

by G. Wythe Michael We are often asked to draft non-competition and non-solicitation agreements on behalf of various companies and…

7 years ago

Your PCP: An NP or an MD?  Perhaps It’s NBD

The last time you went to the doctor, did you actually see the doctor? A nurse practitioner (NP) is an…

7 years ago

Malpractice Suits Related to Electronic Medical Records on the Rise

Electronic medical records (“EMR”) have replaced hard copy, paper records in most health care settings, especially the hospital. While electronic…

7 years ago

When Advance Directives Conflict with Treatment

by A. William Charters and Jeff Kiser Advance Directives provide the most definitive information (other than direct patient conversation, of…

7 years ago

Advance Directives – A Safe Haven When Making Medical Decisions

by A. William Charters and Jeff Kiser Advance Medical Directives are the most prevalent guidance documents seen by hospitals and medical professionals nationwide.…

7 years ago

Jumping on the Telemedicine Bandwagon – Too Risky for Health Care Providers?

by Nora T. Ciancio Telemedicine, once a novel way of providing healthcare services, is now mainstream practice in the United…

7 years ago

Responding to Requests for Records and/or Testimony

…in the age of electronic information, some things a treating physician should consider by C. Thea Pitzen At some point…

7 years ago