Tennessee

Home
»
Tennessee

Leaders from Memphis Children’s Clinic and Pediatric Associates of Mt. Carmel talk about the challenges and rewards of running a large pediatric practice. From fine tuning management models to trying out new social media strategies, they share more about their practices’ goals for the future, as well as how they’re adapting and changing to better serve patients and families in their communities.

Two climbers reaching summit, one holding hand of her partner assisting to make last step to top

Camaraderie and Trust: Building and Maintaining a Large Pediatric Practice

Memphis Children’s Clinic • Pediatric Associates of Mt. Carmel

by Erin Post ■ Jul 2022

Leaders from Memphis Children’s Clinic and Pediatric Associates of Mt. Carmel talk about the challenges and rewards of running a large pediatric practice. From fine tuning management models to trying out new social media strategies, they share more about their practices’ goals for the future, as well as how they’re adapting and changing to better serve patients and families in their communities.

A government mandate in Tennessee has prohibited the Department of Health from doing vaccine outreach and education to Tennessee youth. What does this mandate signify about the relationship between the Tennessee legislature and the medical community? And how might the mandate impact independent pediatricians? Dr. Suzanne Berman, an independent pediatrician in Crossville, TN, speaks to the issue with an on-the-ground perspective.

Parental Choice, Public Health, and Vaccine Hesitancy in Tennessee

Plateau PediatricsCrossville, TN

by Emily Graf ■ Nov 2021

A government mandate in Tennessee has prohibited the Department of Health from doing vaccine outreach and education to Tennessee youth. What does this mandate signify about the relationship between the Tennessee legislature and the medical community? And how might the mandate impact independent pediatricians? Dr. Suzanne Berman, an independent pediatrician in Crossville, TN, speaks to the issue with an on-the-ground perspective.

Build an intelligent, user-driven electronic health record; advocate for physicians at the national policy level; promote interoperability—these are just a few of the aspirations driving research and development in Vanderbilt’s Department of Biomedical Informatics.

Vanderbilt University: Raising the Bar for Innovation in Pediatric Electronic Health Records

by Emily Graf ■ May 2017

Build an intelligent, user-driven electronic health record; advocate for physicians at the national policy level; promote interoperability—these are just a few of the aspirations driving research and development in Vanderbilt’s Department of Biomedical Informatics.

Tennessee

Camaraderie and Trust: Building and Maintaining a Large Pediatric Practice

Parental Choice, Public Health, and Vaccine Hesitancy in Tennessee

Vanderbilt University: Raising the Bar for Innovation in Pediatric Electronic Health Records

We want to hear from you

Subscribe

Brought to you by PCC