Presented by CAP Member Dr. C. Freeman and Vice President of Practice Optimization Carole Lambert, this program will explore factors that contribute to physician burnout and provide techniques to help maintain career satisfaction.

With ever-changing payer requirements, an endless stream of administrative work, and just how hard it is to get paid, physicians can struggle to improve their financial health. With this free dinner presenation, learn how to get paid fully for the care you deliver. 

CAP member physicians and their staff expend tremendous effort to create an environment of courtesy, calm, efficiency, and effectiveness to share with patients and their families. This is what we believe we are doing, but can we know how we are doing? Can we capture the voice of the patient and his or her family? Can we validate our belief and confirm that we are becoming the place and provider of choice?

Burnout may result from a combination of factors according to Catherine Miller, a senior risk management and patient safety specialist for the Cooperative of American Physicians.  "Historic stressors, including medicine's culture of invincibility and the disciplined and self-sacrificing nature of many practitioners, feed into the problem," she says.  "The analogy to 'the perfect storm' is apropos."

As we look back over 2016, we can see that data breaches seem to be an inevitable risk. Medical information is especially targeted as it is rich in content with all the elements needed to steal your identity.