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Thinking of selling your practice to a larger health system? Here's what to do before signing on.

With implementation of the health law now in full swing, many physicians are wondering how it will affect malpractice costs and claims.

A government takeover of healthcare would affect more than availability of care. It would affect how healthcare providers respond to meet consumer expectations.

A recent directive from the Department of Veterans Affairs enhances PA autonomy while strengthening team and collaborative practice.

Financial adviser David Alemian shares three steps for every physician to prepare to live the same lifestyle they do today when they hang up their stethoscope.

Take our 14 question quiz to see if you have defined physician and manager responsibilities correctly in your practice.

Medical practices need to focus on the top‐ranking elements of engagement to improve their chances of hiring and keeping their physicians of choice.

The best time for physicians to plan their exit from an employment contract, operating agreement, or merger is when the initial deal is being negotiated.

From serving the underserved to writing a book to traveling the world, three doctors share how practicing locum tenens has changed their lives.

Health reform is changing how physicians practice in many ways. How are those changes affecting physician career satisfaction?

Many physicians are squeezing more patient visits into each day. But how many patient visits is too much?

Check out this infographic to see why you’re not alone in considering selling your practice, and why selling might not be all it’s cracked up to be.

While selling your medical practice and becoming a hospital employee has its perks, it also has some big drawbacks.

While selling your medical practice and becoming a hospital employee has its drawbacks, it also comes with many perks.

It's a good time to check in on your retirement planning. Here are some do's and don'ts for physicians.

Direct pay medical practice models are sometimes confused with concierge care. But there are important differences to consider.

Every medical practice could benefit from a formal relationship with a group of professionals with high level business skills.

What New Year's resolutions are physicians making? What resolutions do you recommend other physicians make?

As healthcare reform initiatives pick up, malpractice risks may increase for many physicians.

An increasing number of physicians are scaling back their hours. Here's how to do it right.

A newly launched program promises to help older physicians segue into primary care but work fewer hours, and on their own terms.

Wealth manager Scott Wisniewski offers physicians tips for saving for retirement.

Physicians have a vast amount of knowledge and training, but there is no need to create fences between members of healthcare teams to demonstrate this point.

A new year brings new opportunities - and new challenges - to medical practices. Take our poll to let us know what challenge has you most concerned going into 2014.

Do you ever wonder if you come across as caring and compassionate or curmudgeonly? This quiz will help you ascertain how you are perceived by others.