
Jean Lee, managing editor at The Intake
Jean Lee is a content expert with a background in journalism and marketing, driven by a passion for storytelling that inspires and informs. As the managing editor of The Intake, she is committed to supporting independent practices with content, insights, and resources tailored to help them navigate challenges and succeed in today’s evolving healthcare landscape.
Bachelor of Arts, sociology and media studies, University of California, Berkeley
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How patients and providers use ChatGPT in care
New research captures what happens when patients bring AI into care and how providers are responding within real-world clinical workflows and continuity of care.
Always on alert: Why burnout is so common in emergency medicine
Tebra survey data reveals statistical causes as well as real-world solutions for emergency medicine burnout.
The emotional and cognitive load driving burnout in mental health therapy
Tebra’s data shows how emotional labor, cognitive load, difficult patients, and admin work contribute to burnout among mental health therapists.
Buried in bureaucracy: How administrative work is driving burnout in cardiology
Cardiology practices are losing valuable patient care time to paperwork — here’s what’s driving burnout and how leading practices are fighting back.
Survey data shows women physicians carry greater burnout burden: Understanding the divide
We explore reasons why women physicians face significantly higher burnout rates and potential solutions.
Your guide to Tebra’s AI tools for private practice
Discover how AI Smart Staff tackles documentation, reputation management, and monitoring patient feedback — allowing you to focus on patient care.
How to get medical billing clients (and scale faster) with Tebra
Mastering client acquisition requires both strong sales fundamentals and the right technology partner.
Effective patient scheduling systems: Benefits and best practices
The most effective scheduling systems reduce manual work, improve accuracy, and create a convenient, seamless experience.
32 proven growth strategies to get more patients in 2026
Get new patients and grow your practice with these digital strategies.
How to keep patients engaged in their healthcare journey
Better patient engagement requires a patient-centric approach. Develop yours with an active strategy to remove barriers, support engagement, and maintain it over time.
Healing or hurting? The impact of healthcare costs on patient well-being
Patients and medical professionals weigh in on healthcare affordability and how the economy can affect well-being.
Do lower prices make generic medications the top choice for Americans?
Exploring cost savings, perceived effectiveness, and the role of medication type in American buying habits.
Hypergrowth in healthcare: How marketing teams can thrive
Learn how healthcare companies scale strategies during rapid expansion.
Why patients miss appointments — and how practices can help
No-shows and canceled appointments are costing practices over $22,000 per year.
How practices can get paid in the new era of credit reporting
With increasing legislation around banning overdue medical bills from credit reports, practices must adapt to a patient-centric payment strategy. Learn how improved communication, flexible options, and digital tools can drive faster payments and stronger financial health.
Why pediatricians face burnout from documentation and care demands
Tebra survey data shows documentation burden, high care demands, and compensation gaps contribute to pediatrician burnout. Learn why these pressures uniquely affect pediatrics.
Psychiatrist burnout rates: What the latest research reveals
Tebra survey data shows patient demands and low compensation contribute to burnout in psychiatry, even as psychiatrists maintain strong commitment to patient care.
Primary care under pressure: What 2025 burnout data reveals
New physician burnout statistics, causes, and solutions from Tebra’s 2025 survey
Burnout in family medicine: The weight of patient complexity
Tebra survey data shows how patient complexity and bureaucratic tasks contribute to burnout in family medicine.
Physician burnout coping mechanisms: Healthy vs. unhealthy responses in private practice
While most physicians have at least one healthy coping strategy, 53% admit to at least one unhealthy behavior.
How documentation became the leading cause of physician burnout
When documentation consumes the clinical day, burnout follows. Here’s how modern EHR workflows help private practices take back control.
Medical price transparency: How cost confusion delays care
Unexpected medical bills are causing patients to delay care, avoid treatment, and question their understanding about healthcare costs and coverage transitions.
Emotional fatigue in medicine: What’s beneath the surface of physician burnout?
Learn what drives emotional fatigue in your practice and find actionable solutions to reduce burnout at its source.
The scamdemic: How fake healthcare messages are eroding patient trust and disrupting continuity of care
Healthcare scams are rising. New data shows how fake doctor messages disrupt continuity of care, increase no-shows, and strain medical practice operations.
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