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A new report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine examines how the U.S. can sustain advances made in military trauma care and apply those advances to the civilian sector. This infographic outlines the route to bridging these two sectors in order to improve trauma care.

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The Abaris Group hosted its popular two part webinar series on urgent care: Fundamentals of an Effective Urgent Care Center and Taking Your Urgent Care to the Next Level. Click here to purchase the recorded webinars. Included with the recording is the slide deck. After you've viewed the webinar, we can arrange for a complimentary thirty minute consult with Mike Williams to answer any questions you may have.

Emergency medicine (EM) physicians had a 5 percent increase in income this year, about in the middle among all physicians. When asked about their compensation for patient care, EM physicians were about in the middle ($322,000). They ranked slightly higher in last year's compensation report, even though their earnings were lower then ($306,000). When asked what they attributed their increases to, most EM physicians responded that they were working more hours. Many had experienced an increase in patient volume. Others simply received raises or changed jobs or positions.