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Physician burnout is associated with a reduction in care quality; a study suggests 
A recent BMJ study found that healthcare professionals’ burnout can lead to unsafe patient care and career disengagement. 
Physician Margins are still Impacted by Inflation & Rising Costs, according to the MGMA 
MGMA states that staffing shortages and record-high inflation are hitting medical groups, health systems and hospitals hard in 2022.
AHA urges HHS to keep the Public Health Emergency (PHE) past October 
The AHA stated that the PHE must continue past October to minimize disruption to the “increasingly fragile healthcare delivery system.”
Health Prime Partners with Kareo and PatientPop to Help Practices Enhance Financial Performance and Attract New Patients
Health Prime is excited to partner with Kareo and PatientPop’s to empower startup and small practices to establish and grow their digital presence, offer modern care delivery, and maximize provider reimbursements.
HHS renewed COVID-19 public health emergency for 90 days
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) renewed the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) declaration for another 90 days going effective July 15, 2022.
AHA pressed CMS to rethink proposed inpatient payment rates
A new CMS proposed inpatient payment rates for the fiscal year 2023 would result in a net decrease in hospital payments compared to this year.
HHS issued a new HIPAA guidance on audio-only telehealth visits
Read about this HIPAA guidance for audio-only telehealth visits and how you can comply with the HIPAA Rules when providing these services.
AMA released a new recovery plan to support physicians
The AMA´s “Recovery Plan for America´s Physicians” includes fixing prior authorization, reforming Medicare payment, support telehealth, and more.
Hospital groups are pressing HHS to expand the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE)
Hospital groups, including the AMA and AHA, asked the HHS for another PHE renewal. Organizations asked for an additional 90 days past the current July expiration date.
Hospitals´ per patient labor expenses up 37% from 2019 to Q1 2022
Nationally, hospital labor expenses increased by more than one-third from pre-pandemic levels, according to a Kaufman Hall recent report. Between 2019 and March 2022, the median labor expense per adjusted discharge rose from $4,009 to $5,494.

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