
A lot stands in the way of a strong patient-doctor relationship these days, specifically the cost of care. But physicians must remain committed.

A lot stands in the way of a strong patient-doctor relationship these days, specifically the cost of care. But physicians must remain committed.

Next year will be a challenging one for physicians for many reasons. This doctor is looking to survive in the new era of medicine.

I’m proud that a lot of my staff members have been with me for more than 12 of my 15 years in solo practice. Here’s how I keep them with me.

In this era of added administrative work, it’s important to slow down and listen to your patients. That’s the key to retaining them.


Deborah Winiger, MD, says spending time with patients, taking the time to listen, and building relationships are the best ways to prevent a lawsuit.

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