VOL 16, NO. 6
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THE
future
and technology are
about to change
fundamentally the
way medicine is
practiced. Hang
on to your
stethoscope.
By Lester A. Picker
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By Barbara Alden Wilson
Wendie Trubow, MD and her father Marshall
Trubow,
MD practice Ob/Gyn together in Wellesley,
Massachusetts.
Photo ©2006 David Shopper
Departments
An Eye for the future
By Mollie Vento Hudson
marketing minute
shoestring marketing Promoting your
practice doesn’t require a huge budget. Build your
practice using the fundamentals of good business and solid
relationships.
By julie silver md
vital stats
enviable positions The financial
picture is a cheerful one for physicians. Compensation rose in
2005 by 3.5 to 12 percent according to a survey of members of
the American Medical Group Association (AMGA).
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community profile
living history
A utopia for water and
history lovers, Norfolk, Virginia’s dynamic seaport and
modern amenities keep it a thriving East Coast city.
By Eileen Lockwood
Remarks
Practice innovation We can improve
our practices and health care as a whole by using our training
and thinking creatively, says this physician and author. By JFeffrey S. Grossman, MD.
