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Would you consider transitioning your medical practice to a concierge medicine model?

Yes. The benefit to individual physician-patient relationships outweighs the potential inconveniences.
No. Concierge medicine excludes a portion of the population that has the greatest need for access to quality health care.
Unsure.

Many EHR vendor contracts include language prohibiting users from discussing flaws or negative aspects of the EHR system outside the organization. Do these “gag clauses” stifle safety efforts?

100^% Yes. The only way to improve EHR safety is through collective reporting and troubleshooting.
0^% No. Developers and users are capable of effectively fostering improved EHR safety internally.
0^% Unsure.

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