Dry January” is an opportunity for primary care providers to open up a conversation around alcohol use, according to an ...

Mary is a 68-year-old long-time patient of the practice. A few years ago, at her annual checkup, she was quite tearful. The ...

PCPs clocked a median of 62 weekly hours caring for their patient panel. That figure translated to a median of 1.7 hours per patient per year. The findings come on the heels of other research showing ...

Primary care physicians (PCPs) spent a median of 61.8 hours per week caring for patients, with part-time PCPs investing more time per patient than their full-time colleagues. Panels with older ...

Study reveals that depression and personality disorders are independent predictors of patient difficulty in clinical settings.

For a full-time PCP, this translates to a median of 1.7 hours per patient per year. HealthDay News — Primary care physicians (PCPs) spend an average of 61.8 hours per week caring for a patient panel, ...