VOL. 14, NO. 5
Departments
Defining Disaster
By Mollie Vento Hudson
Legal Matters
Security Rule Savvy The last of the
three major HIPAA regulations is nearing enactment. Know what
you must do to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and
availability of protected health information.
By Bruce D. Armon
By Bruce D. Armon
Policy Points
Bush VS. Kerry on Health Care
George W. Bush and John Kerry take different views on the amount of money that should be spent on health care, the number of people without insurance that is acceptable, and on the role of the private and public sectors.
George W. Bush and John Kerry take different views on the amount of money that should be spent on health care, the number of people without insurance that is acceptable, and on the role of the private and public sectors.
By Jeff Atkinson
Marketing Minute
MARKETING WITH INTEGRITY
Quality selling is not convincing someone to do what you want, instead it is listening to what they need and letting them know if you can help them. Marketing in this light can be done with sincerity and integrity.
Quality selling is not convincing someone to do what you want, instead it is listening to what they need and letting them know if you can help them. Marketing in this light can be done with sincerity and integrity.
By Julie K. Silver, MD
Community
Profile
Tradesmen of the 1800s labeled New Mexico
a land of enchantment because of its natural wonders. Today,
Albuquerque, its largest city, enchants all comers with its
intriguing juxtaposition of Indian/Spanish cultures with
high-tech industry.
By Eileen Lockwood
Remarks
a career of service Military service
has rewarded this orthopaedic surgeon with the opportunity to
be his best by allowing him to focus on clinical training and
skills. In addition, he has practiced overseas and built
camaraderie with a network of civilian physicians.
By Lt. Col. Roman Hayda, MD
By Lt. Col. Roman Hayda, MD
Physicians in the National Guard or
reserve units not only care for injured soldiers, they serve
and protect their country, both at home and abroad. By
Christine A. Hinz
If natural or man-made disasters were to
strike your practice, would you be able to bounce back quickly
enough from the punch?
By Julie Sturgeon
Howard Beaton, MD
had his practice stalled by
the 9/11 attacks on the
World Trade Center.
Photo ©2004 Jim Fiora
