January 2018
Providing solutions to physician executives, physicians, and administrators at every medical group in the country
The flagship publication of AMGA, the Group Practice Journal offers dynamic business solutions to physician leaders and administrators at medical groups around the world.
Penned by healthcare professionals, articles give a view from the trenches of modern medicine on a wide variety of topics. For over 60 years, the Group Practice Journal has been helping medical groups become financially successful while delivering the highest quality health care to their communities.
Features
Case Study
Interoperability Achieved
By Jill Powelson, M.B.A., M.P.H., R.N.
Lehigh Valley Health Network’s integrated registries
Trends
The 2018 Forecast
By Marc Mertz, M.H.A., FACMPE
Nine trends to watch in the coming year
Trends
The Patient Will See You Now
By Chris Walls
How new technologies are reshaping care delivery
Voices
Physician Burnout: Missing the Connection?
An Interview with Dr. Abraham Verghese
Tech Talk
Spreading Like Wild FHIR
By Abhinav Shashank
The Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resource (FHIR) is a new term in health care that’s witnessing growing interest
Tech Talk
Music to Clinicians’ Ears
By Jamie Clifton
Central data repository strikes a chord
Best Practices
Language Barrier
By Madhukar Kasarla, M.D.
Communication that connects with patients in complex times
Best Practices
Exit Strategy
By Ross Ellis, M.D., M.P.H.
Population management after patients leave the hospital
Departments
Publisher’s Comment
Strategies for Innovation
By Jerry Penso, M.D., M.B.A.
Building on our ability to employ technology and data
In Washington
Signs of the Times
By Grant Couch
Forecasting the 2018 midterm elections
Industry Insights
Burnout & Race
A recent survey sheds some light on how physicians view the role of race and ethnicity in providing care.
Foundation Cornerstone
Donor Spotlight
Aurora Health Care Medical Group’s Dr. Jeff Bahr
Thought Leader
A Culture of Innovation
An Interview with Premier Medical Associates’ Dr. Frank Colangelo