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Winning in the toughest markets: Locums strategies for physicians, CRNAs, and APPs

Healthcare organizations are under growing pressure to maintain access, stabilize service lines and compete for scarce clinical talent. In the most competitive specialties, traditional hiring often can’t keep pace with demand. To protect coverage without sacrificing quality or continuity, more…

Jul 30, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Justin Burke, Vice President of Talent Acquisition, North American Partners in Anesthesia
River Meisinger, HCMBA, Vice President Enterprise Solutions, AMN Healthcare
Garth Weidmann, Division Vice President, AMN Healthcare

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A clear map of where cancer care is heading — leadership, data, capital, access & therapy

New therapies are outpacing access. Capital is flowing into dedicated cancer facilities. And leadership rosters are turning over at a striking pace, with entirely new roles appearing on the org chart. This Becker’s market briefing from reads each shift through…

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Dentistry's pay conundrum

A large number of dental employees have either recently changed jobs or are considering changing jobs in search of higher pay and more benefits. But rising labor costs are putting a strain on dental practice owners already struggling with financial…

PDS Health ranked among most community-minded companies

Henderson, Nev.-based PDS Health was included on a list of 50 most community-minded companies by Points of Light for the third consecutive year. Points of Light is an international organization dedicated to increasing volunteer service. The organization publishes its “Civic…

Colorado dental benefit caps, rate cuts to go into effect July 1: 4 notes

New Colorado legislation that caps dental benefits and cuts reimbursement rates will go into effect July 1. Four notes for dentists: 1. Colorado’s $46.8 billion state budget bill, signed in May, caps adult dental benefits at $3,000. It also cuts…

Reconsider What’s Possible: Enterprise RCM and the Pro-Fee Practice

What if you could experience hospital-grade revenue cycle sophistication in the pro-fee setting? How could that investment be feasible? And what would be the return? In this webinar, experts from Med-Metrix discuss the possibilities. They’ll leverage their first-hand experience with…

Jul 28, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Garett Kreitz, Co-President, Med-Metrix
John Stefanowicz, President, Revenue Cycle Operations, Med-Metrix
Paul Summers, Chief Financial Officer, Nevada Heart & Vascular

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Preventing employee cynicism in a DSO

Employee cynicism can quietly undermine DSO performance — weakening trust, reducing engagement and driving turnover. DSOs that align management promises with workplace realities are better positioned to retain staff and weather economic uncertainty, according to Barry Lyon, DDS. Barry Lyon,…

AI literacy & clinical expertise: Keeping human judgment sharp as AI scales

AI is becoming embedded in healthcare, helping clinicians retrieve information faster and ease administrative burden. Recent Wolters Kluwer research found 74% of physicians and 70% of nurses now use generative AI weekly, yet 92% say human expert validation remains essential.…

Aug 12, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Lisa Ivanjack, MD, MHCM, FACP, Chief Medical Officer, Providence
John-Paul Mead, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer, Centralus Health
William Gustin, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Chief Medical Information Officer, Moab Regional Hospital
Amanda Heidemann, MD, FAAFP, FAMIA, Senior Clinical Content Consultant, Clinical Effectiveness, Wolters Kluwer Health
Yaw Fellin, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Clinical Decision Support and Provider Solutions, Wolters Kluwer Health

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Ohio dentist to pay $500K to resolve False Claim Act allegations

Stanley Meckler, DDS, of Pepper Pike, Ohio, has agreed to pay $500,000 to resolve allegations that he submitted claims to Medicaid for services that were ineligible for reimbursement. The settlement is part of the DOJ’s 2026 National Health Care Fraud…

3 Washington dental offices to pay $1M to settle Medicaid fraud allegations

Three Washington dental practices have agreed to pay a combined $1 million to resolve allegations of fraudulent Medicaid billing. All three practices were accused of submitting unjustified charges to the state Medicaid program. Two — Toothdocs in Camas and Comfort…