DOs and med students urge Congress to support direct primary care and reauthorize the Teaching Health Center Graduate Medical Education Program.
Lowering administrative burdens for physicians and supporting DO workforce development top the list of advocacy asks in Washington.
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Here’s a snapshot of all the physicians who won their Congressional elections in 2018.
A proposed 50 percent pay cut for OMT is delayed, and at the same time, burdensome documentation requirements are going away.
As APRNs and nurse-midwives ramp up their efforts to practice independently, DOs are fighting back.
The proposed rule would collapse payment for levels 2-5 of both new and established patient office visit codes into two payment rates.
DOs continue to fight inappropriate scope of practice expansion efforts by non-physician clinicians.