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My fellow physicians, we are a really smart group of people that have not received the proper instruction for the business world.

Providing quality patient care is a prime contributor to physician satisfaction, while negative factors associated with EHRs increased physician frustration.

Physician assistants are poised and ready for the challenge of helping your medical practice with the transition to ICD-10.

If your medical practice has not yet seriously considered transitioning to a Patient-Centered Medical Home, it may be falling behind.

Financial adviser David Alemian discusses steps physicians can take today to cut the effect of income tax on their retirement plans.

Each year, we present our Best States to Practice rankings based on metrics such as cost of living, physician density, and disciplinary measures.

Whether the Affordable Care Act, ICD-10, or the Stage 2 rules for meaningful use, look at these changes as opportunities, not obstacles.

Physician wealth management expert Scott Wisniewski explains the decision to sell a private practice with an eye toward retirement.

Legislation in three states is changing the way physician assistants interact with physicians and patients.

Here are the best states for physicians to practice medicine in for 2013.

Our Best States to Practice 2013 infographic gives you more insight on how each state stacks up in the six statistical categories we use for our rankings.

Anesthesiologist Daniel Perlin shares his perspective on practicing medicine in Washington, D.C.

Geriatrician Terri Eckert shares her perspective on practicing medicine in the state of Texas.

Anesthesiologist Christopher Young shares his perspective on practicing medicine in the state of Tennessee.

Family medicine physician Beverly Roseberry discusses what's great and not so great about practicing in Vermont.

Internist Timothy McAvoy shares his perspective on practicing medicine in the state of Wisconsin.

Radiologist Connie Innis shares her perspective on practicing medicine in the state of Washington.

Family physician Bill Parke shares his perspective on practicing medicine in the state of Pennsylvania.

Internal medicine physician and gastroenterologist Narayanachar Murali shares his perspective on practicing medicine in the state of South Carolina.

Dermatologist Carlos Garcia shares his perspective on practicing medicine in the state of Oklahoma.

Pediatrician Carla McKelvey discusses everything Oregon is doing in healthcare that others aren’t, and why it’s the best place to practice.

North Dakota is one of the most rural states, but that’s one of the reasons family medicine physician Aaron Garman likes practicing there.

North Carolina has the best of everything for physicians that make its challenges easier to bear, according to pediatrician Julie Schopps.

Family physician Shankar Santhanam weighs the good and the bad about practicing medicine in New Jersey.

Psychiatrist Michael Privitera explains why New York is beautiful and diverse, in spite of regulatory hurdles for physicians.