A marketing firm offers to fill your schedule for 20 percent of the revenue it brings in. Under Florida Statute 817.505, after the 2019 amendment and State v. Kigar, that contract is a felony exposure for the physician who signs it, and it is closing the access corner of the iron triangle for independent practice.

Five items moving through Florida medicine: NBPAS board-certification advertising, the 2027 Medicare pay cut with comments closing September 14, what Berk v. Choy means for Chapter 766, the VTE registry, and Memorial-Florida Blue at one year.

The FDA authorized Vitestro's Aletta, the first autonomous robotic blood draw device. One trained supervisor, three machines, 94.5% first-stick success. That combination is what bending Kissick's iron triangle actually looks like.

A Chief AI Officer now sits in the hospital C-suite, writing clinical policy through procurement. What Florida physicians must do to keep their seat at the table.

AI is repricing the physician's mind, not replacing it. Why antifragile Florida physicians win the Neuroeconomy, plus the transhumanist question of self-augmentation.

Five items moving through Florida medicine right now: 0B in Medicaid hospital money, a Supreme Court malpractice shift, the PBM law, VTE registry reporting, and the Memorial-Florida Blue standoff.

Physicians who maintain some internal practice for making meaning out of their work burn out less, leave practice less often, and report higher career satisfaction. The research is finally taking that seriously.