Evaluating and treating snoring in the office setting is something for which otolaryngologists are frequently called upon
Tips on Contributing to and Keeping up with Medical Research
Physicians rely on evidence found in literature to make better decisions and deliver more effective care
Alternative Payment Model Promises More Penalty Than Pay
Under the MIPS, Medicare reimbursement for physicians will be a function of quality determined by the so-called Value-Based Payment Modifier (VBM) and the Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS)
Modern, Comfortable Medical Offices Can Benefit Your Practice
Having an updated medical office space can help you stay compliant with laws pertaining to privacy and accessibility
Pain Management a Neglected Outcome Following Mandibular Trauma
Patients who undergo mandibular fracture experience a significant amount of pain following surgery, but pain management protocols remain unclear
Music Effective for Post-Operative Recovery
Patients who listen to any form of music before, during, or after surgery experienced reduced anxiety and less pain post-operatively
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation May Treat Tinnitus
Repetitive transcranial magnetic pulses may improve symptoms of tinnitus
Trends in Revision Rhinoplasty
Otolaryngologists Tom D. Wang, MD and Dean Toriumi, MD discuss the changing trends in rhinoplasty over the past decade, pinpointing what technologies have emerged and how this new knowledge has […]
Extending Credit to Patients Can Help Physicians Manage Those Who Can’t Pay
How paying by credit can ease patients’ burden of high copays, insurance deductibles
How to Reduce Readmission Rates for Otolaryngology Patients
Physicians, experts share best practices to reduce 30-day hospital readmissions rates
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