VOL 12, NO. 6
Departments
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Legal Matters
Any parent with children and a moderate
amount of wealth will have, or should have, a trust
document. It’s an ideal way to secure your
family’s future resources in case of your death, and may
be used to save on estate taxes.
BY JOHN ALLEVATO
Letters From You
One reader is concerned that state medical
boards may have serious concerns about physicians
bartering with their patients.
community profile
The Charm City may have a world-class
medical reputation, but that doesn’t mean life here is
difficult or opportunities scant. A culturally rich,
down-to-earth lifestyle awaits new arrivals to Maryland’s
coast.
BY JULIE STURGEON
Remarks
At least one physician believes that
medicine is still the most personally satisfying
profession in America. Despite the frustrations with
managed care, reimbursement, and education debt, wise choices
can make medicine a rewarding career.
BY STEVEN P. DAVISON, DDS, MD
SPECIAL ISSUE: 9th annual - managing people
@ Illustration / Susan Le Van
Different Backgrounds, Working in Harmony
PDF For
physicians and administrators to overcome distrust and age-old
conflicts about quality of care vs. bottom line, both
sides must work on building relationships based on
respect and communication.
BY CHRISTINE HINZ
Physicians and Unions
PDF Experts say the day is coming when
every physician must decide whether to join a union. The
issue is controversial and confusing, but it’s not
going away.
BY JULIE STURGEON
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PDF Finding the
right employees is akin to striking gold. Keep those
workers by keeping them on cloud nine.
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