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June 1, 2009
Get Red Flags Ready
Here are a few tools and resources to get you started in understanding and complying with the FTC's new Red Flags identity theft rule. More »
April 30, 2009
Overcoming the Challenges of Being a Female Physician
As a female physician, these are some of the questions I ask myself:<br /><br /><em>If I were a man and introduced myself as Dr. More »
March 1, 2009
Physicians Practice Pearls: Look Out for Hidden Fees
If you accept credit cards, and you should, you’ll want to be aware of these hidden fees that card processors charge. More »
February 1, 2009
Physicians Practice Pearls: Give a Little, Get a Lot
Rob Lamberts, MD, on the benefits of partnership over working solo. More »
January 1, 2009
Physicians Practice Pearls: The Perils of Cross-Training
Watch out for these common cross-training missteps. More »
November 1, 2008
Physicians Practice PEARLS: HSAy What?
High-deductible health plans like health savings accounts are becoming more common, and that means you’ll have to work harder to collect from patients. More »
October 1, 2008
Management: Fixing the Leaks
If you’re trying to go broke, our list of common money-losers will get you there fast! We can show you how to tighten those nuts and bolts, and stem your cash drain. More »
October 1, 2008
Physicians Practice Pearls: How ’Bout Them Gas Prices?
Your employees are facing a raft of new bread-and-butter economic problems. Here’s how you can help, without breaking your bank. More »
September 1, 2008
Physicians Practice Pearls: Share the Joy
Robert Lamberts, MD, offers his tips for effective delegation of duties. More »
July 15, 2008
Physicians Practice Pearls: Hire Right
You don’t need an expensive recruiter’s help to make good hiring decisions. Let’s look at the basics. More »
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2010 Tech Survey: Do You Have an Interactive Web Site?
Sara Michael , September 1, 2010

Chances are good you finally have a Web site for your practice. That’s assuming you’re among the majority of physicians — 65 percent, according to our latest Technology Survey. But is your Web site much more than a page or two listing your practice location and contact information? Probably not. And should it be more? Certainly.

The Ghost War
Gerald O'Malley, DO , September 1, 2010

As I looked out on my audience of uniformed physicians and nurses, the stories of destroyed lives and war ran through my mind and I thought, “Does anybody besides the military remember that we are fighting two wars?”



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