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MSDC Announces 2023 Capital Healthcare HonoreesFebruary 9, 2023
MSDC looks forward to recognizing the contributions of Drs. Constance Bohon, John Larsen, Peter Lavine, and James Taylor to the District and medicine.
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The Prior Authorization Reform Amendment Act of 2023 Introduced by DC CouncilFebruary 8, 2023
This is the second year prior auth supported by MSDC has been introduced, and the legislation has even more momentum this year after last year's work by the physician community.
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MSDC Joins DC Health Associations in MCO Reporting LetterFebruary 8, 2023
The letter seeks more transparency in how the MCOs are implementing key contract metrics to better serve providers and DC residents.
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Former MSDC President, Reagan physician Dr. Dennis O'Leary passes awayFebruary 6, 2023
Dennis O'Leary was a major figure in U.S. and DC medical history.
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Join the physician letter asking for a prior auth hearingFebruary 2, 2023
Urge the Council to hold a hearing this year on prior authorization legislation.
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Ending the Groundhog’s Day Dynamic for Gender Equity in MedicineFebruary 2, 2023
When it comes to gender equity in the workplace, there is a Groundhog’s Day dynamic for many women physicians. Here is what MSDC is doing and how you can join.
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ROL Mistakes and Stressors to AvoidJanuary 30, 2023
MS4s, before you hit send on your Match rank-order lists by the March 1 deadline, here are missteps and stressors to avoid.
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DC Health Alert on Varicella ClusterJanuary 24, 2023
DC Health wants healthcare providers to know information on a recent chickenpox outbreak.
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FTC Proposes Rule Banning Noncompete ClausesJanuary 19, 2023
The new rule has a comment period open through March before a final rule would be considered.
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Update Your MSDC Profile Today to Maximize Your BenefitsJanuary 19, 2023
As MSDC introduces more specific member benefits, your profile allows us to make sure you get the information you need in DC.
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Annual Report Details a Busy and Successful 2022January 4, 2023
The report details the Society's successes and activities in calendar year 2022, highlighting a busy 12 months of working for the physician community.
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MSDC Concludes Another Successful Council SessionDecember 30, 2022
Summary of action in 2021-2022 showed MSDC was active on a variety of priorities.
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Two MSDC Members Win John J. Lynch MD Moral Courage AwardDecember 28, 2022
Drs. Alena Lira and Benjamin Kenigsberg, as well as social worker Yolanda King, were recognized for their courage in challenging circumstances.
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Dr. Lisa Fitzpatrick uses her adventurous spirit to engage with patientsDecember 27, 2022
Meet MSDC member and dedicated public health advocate Dr. Lisa Fitzpatrick.
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DC Board of Medicine’s Final 2022 Meeting Focuses on Public Health and LicensureDecember 15, 2022
Good news came out of the meeting for those waiting for information on regional reciprocity.
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How to think about year-end financial planningDecember 15, 2022
Physicians need to consider year-end financial decisions, and MSDC has resources to help.
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What do physicians in training need in a coach or mentor?December 9, 2022
Given the need for well-trained physicians to support public health, the concepts of coaching and mentorship in training have taken hold in recent years. Learn about MSDC resources and AMA insights.
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MSDC Sends Letter to Senate on Healthy Meals, Healthy Kids ActDecember 9, 2022
The letter asked the Senate to consider adding updated dietary guidelines to federal rules as part of annual government funding.
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MSDC Announces 25th Council Period Advocacy AgendaDecember 7, 2022
MSDC launches 25th Council advocacy agenda centered on four priorities.
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MSDC Board Closes a Busy Year with Major Policy DecisionsDecember 6, 2022
The Board discussed endorsements, nutrition, advocacy priorities, and more.
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