Departments
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Legal Matters
Taking on the business side of a practice can net you invaluable experience, but
preparation for the role is key.
BY BRUCE ARMON
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Vital Stats + UO Survey
Survey finds that 20 percent of physicians will leave medicine if universal
health care insurance coverage is implemented by the new president in 2009.
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Laugh Lines
Lawyers Rule; Doctors drool
After a comparison of the two professions, this attorney may need a physician. By Jim Silver
After a comparison of the two professions, this attorney may need a physician. By Jim Silver
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Remarks
The Immigration Carrot and Stick Knowing the rules of immigration practice gives employers and recruiters an edge
in filling positions in underserved areas.
By Robert D Aronson
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A list of advertisers from the current issue. Click the link for a short
description, contact information, and a link to the advertiser’s Web site.
The Sequel Everything old becomes new again, so goes the adage. It seems it could be true
for the health-care market now as physician practices and hospitals integrate
in ways eerily familiar to—and yet decidedly different from—the 1990s. BY KAREN EDWARDS
©2008 Susan LeVan
Office automation is spawning a growing number of solo practitioners, and these
pioneers are helping to break the
trail for newcomers.
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Rick Flores M.D. of Rancho Mirage, California
©Steve Goldstein
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By eileen k lockwood
When you’ve gotten off on the
wrong foot—whether with a supervisor, a co-worker, or a patient, it’s both important and possible to get the relationship back on track. Simple
steps to patching things up and moving forward.
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BY marilyn haddrill
Ronnie Garner, MD, medical director of the Presbyterian Infusion Center in
Albuquerque, New Mexico. ©Eric Swanson
Jul/Aug 2008 Unique Opportunities® The Physician’s Resource ©2008 Physicians receive a complementary year subscription
