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Joining a private practice? Get the partnership terms in writing first. [PODCAST] kevinmd.com/2026/10/joining-…
Joining a private practice? Get the partnership terms in writing first. [PODCAST]

Joining a private practice? Get the partnership terms in writing first. [PODCAST]

Health law attorney Dennis Hursh on a $60,000 buy-in that left one doctor owing $9,000 a month, and the clauses to question before you ever sign one.

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Unmanaged Empathy and Open-Heartedness: What's the Difference? youtube.com/shorts/ffiP5AFcs…
Unmanaged Empathy and Open-Heartedness: What's the Difference?

Unmanaged Empathy and Open-Heartedness: What's the Difference?

Being deeply empathic towards anyone, including our clients, doesn'...

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Why payer contracting can no longer be a back-office job kevinmd.com/2026/10/why-paye…
Why payer contracting can no longer be a back-office job

Why payer contracting can no longer be a back-office job

Payer contracting is too often treated as back-office work. Health systems that elevate it to enterprise strategy gain leverage and capture more value.

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Accessibility is not a device. It is an ecology. kevinmd.com/2026/10/accessib…
Accessibility is not a device. It is an ecology.

Accessibility is not a device. It is an ecology.

A wheelchair rolled backwards down a ramp shows why accessibility is never just a device. For a wheelchair user, the environment decides what is possible.

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Accelerated TMS: 5 questions families should ask first kevinmd.com/2026/10/accelera…
Accelerated TMS: 5 questions families should ask first

Accelerated TMS: 5 questions families should ask first

Families carry the treatment week too. A caregiver explains what accelerated TMS asks of them, from maintenance to cost and TMS versus ECT, in 5 questions.

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Uncertainty in medicine beats a confident deepfake kevinmd.com/2026/10/uncertai…
Uncertainty in medicine beats a confident deepfake

Uncertainty in medicine beats a confident deepfake

Uncertainty in medicine looks like weakness beside a deepfake promising a cure. An ENT surgeon on why I don't know is the more trustworthy thing to hear.

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Self-care isn’t self-indulgence, and burnout isn’t only a personal problem [PODCAST] kevinmd.com/2026/10/self-car…
Self-care isn't self-indulgence, and burnout isn't only a personal problem [PODCAST]

Self-care isn't self-indulgence, and burnout isn't only a personal problem [PODCAST]

Critical care physician Narinder Singh Parhar on back exercises, protected meal time, and the staffing and AI fixes health systems owe tired clinicians.

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Spinal cord stimulation audits punish care that worked kevinmd.com/2026/10/spinal-c…
Spinal cord stimulation audits punish care that worked

Spinal cord stimulation audits punish care that worked

Years after payment, Medicare audits mine old charts to claw back spinal cord stimulation fees. A pain doctor shows why the gaps are paperwork, not care.

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AI in health care saves time. Why does work keep growing? kevinmd.com/2026/10/ai-in-he…
AI in health care saves time. Why does work keep growing?

AI in health care saves time. Why does work keep growing?

Time saved by AI in health care often becomes new expectations. A management researcher reads the JAMA scribe data and asks who governs physician workload.

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Doctor-patient communication ends with the wrong question kevinmd.com/2026/10/doctor-p…
Doctor-patient communication ends with the wrong question

Doctor-patient communication ends with the wrong question

A physician explains why doctor-patient communication breaks down at the close, and how 1 word cut unmet concerns by 78 percent without longer visits.

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Read clinical AI the way you read an incomplete chart kevinmd.com/2026/10/read-cli…
Read clinical AI the way you read an incomplete chart

Read clinical AI the way you read an incomplete chart

Clinical AI arrives with confidence, and clinicians get handed the wrong reading habits. An emergency physician applies chart review to a real incident.

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What pharmacogenetic testing can and can’t do in depression kevinmd.com/2026/10/what-pha…
What pharmacogenetic testing can and can't do in depression

What pharmacogenetic testing can and can't do in depression

A psychiatrist explains why pharmacogenetic testing flags drug metabolism, not the right drug. No blood test for depression exists, but labs still matter.

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I expected skepticism at Grand Rounds. I got a conversation. kevinmd.com/2026/10/i-expect…
I expected skepticism at Grand Rounds. I got a conversation.

I expected skepticism at Grand Rounds. I got a conversation.

A schizophrenia caregiver spoke at Grand Rounds expecting doubt and found clinicians ready to talk apps and chatbots, plus 1 question to ask families.

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Concierge medicine gave this family doctor his time back kevinmd.com/2026/10/concierg…
Concierge medicine gave this family doctor his time back

Concierge medicine gave this family doctor his time back

A family doctor whose panel topped 3,000 explains how concierge medicine eased his physician burnout and gave him time to know his patients again.

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AI medical devices and the check nobody pays for kevinmd.com/2026/10/ai-medic…
AI medical devices and the check nobody pays for

AI medical devices and the check nobody pays for

The FDA has cleared 1,614 AI medical devices. A gastroenterologist found no payer pricing the physician review of each output. Who funds AI oversight?

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Impostor syndrome in physicians is about worth, not skill kevinmd.com/2026/10/impostor…
Impostor syndrome in physicians is about worth, not skill

Impostor syndrome in physicians is about worth, not skill

A hematologist explains why impostor syndrome in physicians survives each promotion, and why self-worth, not more achievement, is the question beneath it.

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Immune evasion is the real evolutionary triumph kevinmd.com/2026/10/immune-e…
Immune evasion is the real evolutionary triumph

Immune evasion is the real evolutionary triumph

Immune evasion is where evolution’s real winners live. A cardiologist on HPV oncoproteins, Chagas cardiomyopathy, and what our own genome cannot defend.

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When caring for Medicaid patients hurts the bottom line kevinmd.com/2026/10/when-car…
When caring for Medicaid patients hurts the bottom line

When caring for Medicaid patients hurts the bottom line

An administrator called a pediatrician's Medicaid patients a drain on revenue. Years later, a family showed what health equity looks like in practice.

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9 Enneagram types every practice leader should know kevinmd.com/2026/10/9-enneag…
9 Enneagram types every practice leader should know

9 Enneagram types every practice leader should know

The Enneagram for physicians sorts a practice into 9 personality types, each with its own definition of normal. See why self-awareness predicts who leads well.

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Why malpractice lawsuits are rarer but more expensive than ever [PODCAST] kevinmd.com/2026/10/why-malp…
Why malpractice lawsuits are rarer but more expensive than ever [PODCAST]

Why malpractice lawsuits are rarer but more expensive than ever [PODCAST]

Robert E. White, Jr., president of The Doctors Company, on how nuclear verdicts drive up payouts and why obstetricians may drop parts of their practice.

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