When Providers Make Serious Medical Mistakes, Who Should Report Them? To Whom?
In this video for MedPage Today, Vanguard CEO Ron King asks, If not state medical boards, who should police clinicians for medical mistakes and nonprofessional actions?
Vanguard Communications CEO Ron King is a regular voice of reason on MedPage Today, where his videos on medical practice management insights often draw more viewers than the publication’s medical news spots. He’s onto something, take a look.
Why Are Women Doctors Sued for Malpractice Barely Half as Much as Male Counterparts?
Gender differences in practice style yield clues for fewer malpractice lawsuit claims against women doctors than against their male counterparts.
The Biggest Half-Lie of Healthcare Systems. And What Docs & Nurses Can Do About It.
Healthcare systems claim to provide excellent patient experiences, a half-lie doctors and nurses can combat.
Dr. SCOTUS Will Now See Your Next Patient
CEO Ron King’s MedPage Today video on U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) eroding public trust in healthcare.
Big Tech Moves To Restrict Public Health Access
Restrictions by Google Ads, Meta, X & others on reproductive health terms threatens public health access.
Will a CEO’s Murder Nudge America Toward Healthcare Insurance Reform?
Video for MedPage Today brings up the potential for healthcare insurance reform following the murder.
Growth of Private Equity in Healthcare Draws Needed Scrutiny
Federal agencies examine abuses in growth of private equity in healthcare at patients’ & physicians’ expense.
Don’t Have an ADA Compliant Website?
Vanguard Communications of Denver helps medical & legal practices achieve an ADA compliant website.
Sick of Facebook Misinformation on Health? Take the FACTS Pledge.
Ron King discusses healthcare misinformation on Facebook & the FACTS pledge – the Facebook Anti-Misinformation Campaign for Truth in Science.
Who Will the No Surprises Act Surprise the Most?
Small medical practices may be the biggest losers in the No Surprises Act; the winners may be big insurers tied to big health systems.