Andis Robeznieks is a Senior News Writer for the American Medical Association. With a focus on public health, health IT, physician advocacy, healthcare construction, and design, Andis covers a wide range of topics within the medical field. He is known for his engaging writing style and his ability to highlight the latest developments and trends in healthcare.
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Andis Robeznieks' coverage primarily revolves around healthcare and pharmaceuticals, with a focus on government announcements and data citations. Based on this information, experts who can provide insights into the impact of government policies on healthcare, particularly in relation to telehealth, Medicare, physician burnout, health equity and broader health policy issues are likely to gain his attention.
Given Andis’ reliance on data citations and exclusive sources for his articles, he may be interested in engaging with experts who have access to relevant healthcare data or those involved in shaping governmental policies within the healthcare sector.
Furthermore, considering that there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Andis’s articles it is likely that he covers topics with a global perspective.
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By: Andis Robeznieks
Myth or fact? Only doctors can enter orders in the EHR Oct 27, 2024
By: Andis Robeznieks
Patients with chronic pain continue to face barriers to care, including stigma, regulations limiting medication access, and shortages of pain-management specialists. But progress is being made on the regulatory front as the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) recently adopted new recommendations for treating pain that include an emphasis on individualized, patient-centered care.
By: Andis Robeznieks
5 ways to optimize the patient portal and cut physician burdens Oct 29, 2024
By: Andis Robeznieks
People in rural communities experience disproportionately higher rates of cardiovascular disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes and respiratory illness. On top of these grim statistics, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that the death rate from unintentional injuries in rural areas is 50% higher than in urban centers.
By: Andis Robeznieks
First step to a saner inbox: Set clear patient expectations Nov 5, 2024
By: Andis Robeznieks
Myth or fact? Doctors must take lunch in the break room Nov 11, 2024
By: Andis Robeznieks
It is critically important to make health IT accessible for all and to achieve equitable adoption among aging patients, people with hearing and eyesight impairment, as well as those who live in communities underserved by a lack of high-speed broadband access.
By: Andis Robeznieks
Having a physician on site is best way to deliver emergency care Nov 12, 2024
By: Andis Robeznieks
Angenette Pickett Call was in the waiting room of her local hospital’s emergency department when she saw a language barrier causing a patient to become distressed and the staff to get agitated because they could not communicate.
By: Andis Robeznieks
On cybersecurity, physicians must always be on their toes Nov 19, 2024
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