VOL 11, NO. 3
Departments
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policy points
As the gap grows between the number of
patients who need them and available organs, the federal
government has adopted new rules to try to allocate organs more
equitably.
BY JEFF ATKINSON
Marketing Minute
Waiting will seem less burdensome for your
patients if your waiting area is an interesting, relaxing, and
reassuring place. Take time to create a good design, then
maintain it well.
BY JULIE SILVER, MD
letters from you
The March/April issue resonates with
readers.
community profile
Natives and tourists relish Puerto
Rico’s Caribbean charms. Yet, as the commonwealth tries
American-style reforms to control health-care costs, physicians
struggle to make the new system work.
By Pam Prescott
Remarks
The system of “matching”
candidates and opportunities on the Internet is a highly
inaccurate process. One observer suggests a more thorough
approach.
BY ROBERT E. DuPONT
DuPont proposes for physician recruitment
webmasters.
SPECIAL ISSUE: malpractice
@ Illustrations / Susan Le Van
Weathering the
Malpractice Storm
Malpractice Storm
PDF Slammed by
lawsuits and increasing awards, physicians are hoping the worst
is over. Unfortunately, the forecast is still gloomy.
BY WENDY J. MEYEROFF
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Malpractice Survival Strategies
BY LAIN CHROUST EHMANN
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PDF Everything
you ever wanted to know about malpractice policies. What you
learn now could be critical if you ever make a claim.
BY RICHARD VENTO
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