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Should You Sell Your Practice?
To sell or not to sell: That seems to be the question that so many physicians in independent practices are asking. But maybe you should be asking something different?

The Fine Print of Physician Employment Contracts
What you need to do, see, hear, and understand before signing anything.
Also see: Understanding Employment and Partnership Contracts

Employed vs. Private Physician
More physicians are opting for employment over the partnership track, hoping to avoid the headaches and hassles of owning a business. But is that that the right choice for you? Here’s some guidance from the experts to help you decide.
 
Physicians Who Give, Receive
Tips, hints, and advice for participating in effective and rewarding philanthropy.
 
Video: How Physicians Can Manage Stress
Dr. Kathleen Hall of The Stress Institute discusses easy tips for physicians to manage stress and prevent burnout.
 

The Future of Healthcare Revealed
It's 2025. Do you know what your profession looks like? Advances in care delivery and technology are taking root now that could significantly change the way care is delivered. Some of healthcare's innovative thinkers and practitioners give us their predictions for the future.
 


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Physician Credentialing: Worth Getting Right to Get Paid

Tips to Recruit Physicians in a Competitive Market

Physicians Might Be Pleasantly Surprised with Career Change

Will I Still Be Able to Practice My Way as a Hospital Employee?

What Does the Physician Practice of the Future Look Like?
 


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February 5, 2012
Understanding Patient Feedback; The Healthiest States; The Color of Diabetes
Noteworthy items from Physicians Practice More »
January 31, 2012
Physicians: Learn to Say No to Say Yes to Work-Life Balance
Regardless of our unending enthusiasm for new projects and new opportunities, we remain finite in our time and energy and focus and resources. More »
January 24, 2012
Work-Life Balance for Physicians Means Making a Date for What’s Important
Unfortunately, when life happens, it’s too easy to do the now stuff and not the important stuff. More »
January 17, 2012
Emerging from the Valley of Physician Burnout
What intrigues me about physician burnout is its similarity to depression. More »
January 10, 2012
Saying ‘No’ to Patients Means a Little Compromise by Physicians
I get worn down by some of my patients who want me to use my medical training and my license to act as their agent, doing what they are convinced is the right thing. More »
January 3, 2012
What Calvin Can Teach Physicians about Work-Life Balance
2011 was a good year, a year where I set and reached numerous goals. And, I guess I did it all without any formal resolutions to speak of. More »
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In this video from MGMA 2011, physician coach Michelle Mudge-Riley offers two examples of physicians about to go off the rails. Disruptive physician behavior, she suggests, is best overcome by listening carefully and channeling energy where it can help, instead of of hurt.

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What Does the Physician Practice of the Future Look Like?
February 3, 2012

Ever wondered what the future holds for your practice and your career? Here are four scenarios that might provide a better picture.

Healthcare Providers Play Crucial Role in Helping Victims of Abuse
Stephen Hanson, PA-C , February 3, 2012

I would urge each and every one of you to be familiar with the warning signs of abuse, and the resources available to you all as healthcare providers.

Encouraging Patients to Use Online Communication
J. Scott Litton, Jr., MD , February 3, 2012

How do we motivate or encourage patients to contact our office electronically?




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Physicians Might Be Pleasantly Surprised with Career Change - Physicians Practice
www.physicianspractice.com - 11/22/11
From the military to academic medicine to private practice, changing courses in healthcare can be worth the risks.
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www.physicianspractice.com - 1/13/12
Get the latest information and advice on your career as a private practice physician from our experts.
Psychiatric News, Features, Special Reports and Career Opportunities - Psychiatric Times
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Psychiatric Times offers news, features, special reports, career opportunities, and tools and resources for psychiatrists and mental health professionals.
'The Work of Art that Has Most Influenced My Career' - Physicians Practice
www.physicianspractice.com - 12/30/11
Theresa M. van der Vlugt, MD, on finding beauty in unexpected places.
Video: Advice For Building a Radiology Career - Diagnostic Imaging
www.diagnosticimaging.com - 12/6/11
CHICAGO Arl Van Moore, Jr., MD, in an interview at RSNA 2011, discusses what it takes to be successful in radiology.

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