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The Best States to Practice 2011
Where Should You Hang Your Shingle?

To find the land of thriving physicians, we analyzed what's influencing your work life — and your wallet. Find out which states are rolling out the red carpet for you.
 

Looking for data on your state or a new state to practice? Click on the map above or use our interactive chart to compare states.

 
 

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December 22, 2011
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January 1, 2010
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May 1, 2008
In Practice: The Physician’s Guide to the Internet
With so much health information — some of it credible, some of it hokum — available on the Web, and so many of your patients using it to diagnose themselves before coming to see you, isn’t it time someone put together a physician-friendly guide to the Internet? Well, someone has. More »
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Electronic Risk Assessment at Check-in Time Offers Financial, Patient Benefits
Marisa Torrieri , May 21, 2012

An increasing number of medical practices are finding that electronic check-ins go beyond entering basic data and verifying insurance.

Making Public Health Policy and Economics a Priority
Bryan R. Fine, MD, MPH , May 21, 2012

Public health as an important part of an allopathic, clinical program may be intuitive to some, but implementing it is still a challenge.

When Doctor's Get Sick, Patients Should Understand
Melissa Young, MD , May 21, 2012

With my associate out, we've had to do some patient shuffling and not every patient has been accepting about our situation.




 



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