Ongoing payment reform, healthcare consolidation forces otolaryngology practices to reconsider ways doctors are paid
Career Assessments Align Professional, Personal Goals
Routine checkups of what is or isn’t working at a current job can help otolaryngologists meld their values, strengths, passions with career path
Shift in Diagnosis, Treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea A Challenge for Otolaryngologists
Electronic Medical Records Mandate Could Lead to More Litigation
Regarding the article “Malpractice and the Otolaryngologist" (ENTtoday, October 2013), EMRs are expensive, time consuming, and will lead to lawsuits
Dysphagia, Odynophagia, Hoarseness in Elderly Man
A 97-year-old man presents with worsening dysphagia, odynophagia, mild hoarseness
Should Intranasal Splints Be Used after Nasal Septal Surgery?
Conventional splints have been linked to increased postoperative pain; thinner splints may result in improved mucosal status, less postsurgical discomfort
What Is the Best Method for Inferior Turbinate Hypertrophy Surgery?
Making a successful transition to office-based inferior turbinate hypertrophy (ITH) surgery depends on proper coding and other financial concerns. But a more basic question first needs to be considered before breaking out the calculator: What is the optimal technique for performing the surgery?
Tips for Coding Inferior Turbinate Surgery
Ensure proper coding of procedures for inferior turbinate hypertrophy surgery to maximize reimbursement
Otolaryngologists Increasingly Move Inferior Turbinate Surgery into the Office
Interplay Between Physician Employment Agreements, Medical Staff Bylaws Should Not be Ignored
Doctors must consider, review bylaws of hospital medical staff privileges when entertaining employment with a hospital or private practice
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