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Changing practice management trends

Karen Edwards

Ratna Palakodeti, MD, had a decision to make and it had to be made quickly. In 1991, he had joined a small family practice in Beavercreek, Ohio, just outside Dayton. Four years later, all four of his partners l....

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The growing trend of solo practitioners

Eileen Lockwood

The old days:  You walked with your mother to a pleasant clapboard house where, in a sunny side room, your friendly family doctor would make you say "ah," diagnose a respiratory infection and send you on y....

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Right those wrong first impressions

Marilyn Haddrill

Early in his medical career, pathologist Ronnie Garner, MD, was working at a medical facility where he observed blood bank procedures that he was convinced needed to be changed immediately. But instead of we....

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Administrative duties for physicians

Bruce Armon

Time is money. And lost time means less money. First and foremost, physicians and physician practices need to be excellent clinicians. However, top-notch clinical skills do not necessarily translate to increase....

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Universal Health Care not the answer?

PracticeLink

In a survey of almost 1,400 physicians by physician recruiting firm LocumTenens.com, 20 percent of respondents say they’ll stop practicing medicine if the next U.S. president enacts universal health care ....

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Lawyers rule; doctors...drool?

Jim Silver

There has always been a little rivalry between lawyers and doctors, hasn’t there? A certain amount of jealousy about the other’s place in society, a bit of resentment about the way "they" do things.....

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