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CURRENT ISSUE / February 2019

Cover story

That's not me!

How to protect yourself from physician identity theft

The risks of identity theft are steep — and dermatologists make attractive targets. Learn how to protect yourself.

Feature story

Left in the dark

What do you wish you could tell patients about drug prices?

An explanation to patients on the factors that can keep physicians out of the loop on current drug prices and costs to patients.

Feature story

Joining forces

Collaboration and diverse expertise strengthen clinical practice guidelines

Dermatologists look to the AAD’s clinical practice guidelines as a roadmap for evidence-based care. Find out what the new and upcoming joint guidelines entail and how they were developed.

More in this issue

From the Editor

From the editor

Water Cooler

How do you get your CME credits?

Asked and Answered

What is the minimum I need to report to meet the MIPS threshold in 2019?

What's hot

What's hot?

Cracking the Code

Biopsy coding: Pathology particulars

Acta Eruditorum

Is pigmented spindle cell nevus of Reed the result of genomic fusions?

Legally Speaking

Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993

In Practice

Get ready for MIPS in 2019

In Practice

Behind the lens

Feature

That's not me!: How to protect yourself from physician identity theft

Feature

Left in the dark: An explanation to patients on the factors that can keep physicians out of the loop on current drug prices and costs to patients

Feature

Joining forces: Collaboration and diverse expertise strengthen clinical practice guidelines

From the President

Chipping away at patient access hurdles

Facts at your Fingertips

AAD: Laying the foundation

Classifieds