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Now That the X-Waiver is Gone, More Prescribers Can Provide Lifesaving CareMarch 28, 2023
Sponsored post by DACS
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Leaders in Healthcare Reform and Health Equity to be Honored on May 5March 21, 2023
Meet Dr. Peter Lavine and Dr. James Taylor, leaders in healthcare reform and health equity, who will be recognized for their achievements at the 2023 Capital Healthcare Honors.
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A $7 Trillion Problem - The Higher That Women Climb, the Further Behind They FallMarch 20, 2023
There is a gender pay gap between male and female physicians which negatively impacts society and the economy.
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Health Committee Marks-up Copay Accumulator BillMarch 20, 2023
One of MSDC's top legislative priorities got closer to Council passage on Monday.
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MSDC President Susanne Bathgate Calls for License Reciprocity “ASAP” – and Gets ItMarch 15, 2023
The DC Board of Medicine announced today that a regional reciprocity agreement has been reached in the DMV.
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DC Physicians Prior Auth Push Gets ResponseMarch 15, 2023
Physician letter asking for a prior authorization reform hearing led to almost immediate results.
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Three ways to decrease paperwork and burnoutMarch 14, 2023
Learn 3 ways to spend less time on documentation and more time on what you enjoy.
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Two Ob/GYNs Selected as Capital Healthcare HonoreesMarch 7, 2023
Drs. Constance Bohon and John Larsen share the specialty of Obstetrics/Gynecology and a dedication to service, but they are unique in their service to the community and the Medical Society. They are both being recognized at the 2023 Capital Healthcare Honors on Friday, May 5.
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What MSDC Said at the DC Health Oversight HearingMarch 2, 2023
Dr. Bathgate testified before the Committee on Health with priorities for DC Health to consider in the coming year.
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New Advance Care Planning Solution Available March 8 in CRISP DC PortalMarch 1, 2023
Learn about the newest advanced care feature to help your patients indicate their advanced medical directives.
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MSDC President to Council = Get License Reciprocity DoneFebruary 28, 2023
Dr. Bathgate testified before the Committee on Health with ideas for the Board of Medicine and DC Health.
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MSDC Board Approves Gender Equity Compensation Survey, PolicyFebruary 28, 2023
MSDC's leadership approved resources and commitment to explore how to make medicine in DC more equitable.
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MSDC Partners with CRISP DC to Spotlight DC Advance Care Planning InitiativeFebruary 21, 2023
DC providers and patients will benefit from this user-friendly care path solution
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Dr. Neal Barnard Hits the High Notes on the Topic of DiabetesFebruary 21, 2023
Meet MSDC Board member and alternate AMA delegate Neal Barnard, MD.
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Prior auth bill introduced but work left to be doneFebruary 16, 2023
DC physicians need to be aware that prior authorization legislation can move quickly, and their voice can be decisive.
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MSDC Joins House of Medicine Letter on Medicare Prior Auth ReformFebruary 13, 2023
MSDC and numerous other medical societies joined in a sign-on letter urging CMS to adopt prior authorization changes.
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MSDC Mourns the Passing of Past Treasurer Dr. Richard SchwartzFebruary 13, 2023
Dr. Schwartz served DC area patients for decades.
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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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