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Dave Denniston, CFA

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Three Critical Pitfalls of Physician Mortgages

Here are three critical issues to avoid for physicians to buy a home after residency and facing a mountain of student debt.


David Albenberg, MD

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Marketing 2.0

In my practice, patients pay cash for my services. Some are initially confused by this arrangement, but to me it’s simple: you pay me and I’ll be your doctor.


David Alemian

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How Physicians Can Protect Against Stock Market Crashes

Financial adviser David Alemian discusses safe money vehicles vs. investing in the stock market and how it can affect physicians.


David B. Durham, MD, MPH

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Second Opinion: Sorting Out the Players

A Virginia psychiatrist on nonphysician providers.


David B. Troxel, MD

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Reduce Malpractice Risks When Treating Cardiac Patients

Internists, family physicians, and other physicians are often named in cardiology-related malpractice claims. Here are some ways to lessen your risks.


David Cornett

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Recruiting Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners: What to Offer

Physician assistants and nurse practitioners share what they look for in recruitment packages.


David Doyle

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How to decrease wait times and increase patient satisfaction

Some low- and no-cost ways physicians can reduce wait times and increase patient satisfaction.


David E. Marcinko, MD

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Appraising a Practice

What you don't know about the value of your practice could hurt you, says physician-turned-financial-advisor David Marckino. Here's a valuation primer for both buyer and seller.


David Glaser

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Medicare, With a Grain of Salt

The lesson: when it comes to collecting from Medicare (and other payers), it pays to question the status quo.


David Hurton

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Safety at the Practice Takes on a New Meaning

OSHA recently introduced harsher penalties to employers who are violating workplace safety guidelines. Here's what you have to know.


David J. Norris, MD

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How to have a successful life

Advice for new physicians as they enter the field.


David M. Rosenberg-Wohl

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The Psychologically Impaired Staffer: Risks and Choices

A member of your medical staff has potentially dangerous psychological issues. You don't want to be insensitive, what are your choices?


David Mandell

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Your Money: Don’t Leave Your Money to Uncle Sam

Try these simple techniques for reducing your heirs’ estate tax obligations.


David Mokotoff, MD

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Doctors and the Information Technology Paradox

Healthcare IT has great potential, but the lack of compatibility and conformity is making its role as a cost- and time-saving savior improbable.


David Raths

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Patient record retention: Tips for compliance and protection

Storing and accessing patient records can be a big hassle, especially when practices are experiencing a business transition. Learn how to maintain compliance and avoid potential lawsuits.


David Rich

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Improving Patient Care with SMS

Text messaging allows practice's to easily interact with patients, saving time and hassle, while also improving the overall patient experience.


David Schoolcraft

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10 Steps to Readiness

10 steps to HIPAA readiness


David Thoele, MD

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‘How I Chose My Specialty’

Pediatrics: Where the Magic Happens


David Troxel, MD

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Communication Issues Can Lead to Malpractice Claims

A recent study looked at the effect miscommunication had on malpractice claims. The results show the value in being clear and concise with patients.


David Wishnew, MD

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Second Opinion: Too Many Doctors? Hardly.

Our new column gives physicians a voice. This issue: Why economics is ruining healthcare and what to do about it.


Dawn Morton-Rias, EdD, PA-C

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How certified PAs Are reshaping team-based healthcare, one patient at time 

Working in collaboration with physicians, certified PAs provide a continued and expanded commitment to team-based practice in medicine


Deanna Morey

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Basic Budgeting for Physicians

Your expertise in medicine is established; now brush up on your financial education.


Debi Croes

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Streamline Patient Visits

Tips for making waits shorter and visits longer


Deborah C. Henry, MD

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The Black Hole of Burnout

Deborah C. Henry, MD, on how she managed her burnout


Deborah Grider

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Building a Clinical Documentation Improvement Program

Here are three general processes your practice should take into consideration when building its CDI program for better documentation and coding.


Deborah Winiger, MD

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The Evolving Patient-Doctor Relationship is as Vital as Ever

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


Debra Gordon

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Dealing With Drug Reps

How to manage and get the most from pharmaceutical sales associates


DeeDee Weaver

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Investing in Marketing Technologies can Grow Your Practice

Worried about bringing in new patients in the digital age? Look towards investing in marketing technologies.


Deepa Jhaveri

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'I Feel I Am Successful When I Am Prepared'

Juggling motherhood and private practice makes preparation key.


Dena Kitchens

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Vaccination Programs: Giving Medical Practices a Shot in the Arm

With flu season fast-approaching, now is a perfect time for physicians' practices to evaluate their vaccination offerings.

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