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You won’t get rich, but if you like a sense of community and seeing a wide variety of
patients, a rural practice setting may be right for you. Jobs are abundant and
the government has repayment options for medical school loans. (SEP/OCT 2002)
Firing a staff member is never easy, but avoiding
it can be harmful to your practice. Know the law and
document your efforts at correction. (Nov/Dec 2001)
Tips for hiring and retaining quality staff (nov/dec 2002)
How to focus your passion and fuel
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By Kris Barlow (Published, Jul/Aug 2003)
By Michael Broxterman (Published, Jul/Aug 2006)
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Previously run articles with helpful advice on medical malpractice issues
Malpractice Guide By Richard Vento
• Feeding Frenzy (html) The pendulum has swung back to a buyer’s market for medical malpractice, but watch out for those too-good-to-be-true
deals. MAR/APR 2008
• Three Tales of Whoa! (html) Learn from these three vignettes how to avoid costly mistakes in the purchase of
malpractice insurance. SEP/OCT 2006
To create a solid self-insurance program, you must have all the ingredients and
follow the recipe carefully. MAR/APR 2006
• Do-It-Yourself Malpractice Insurance PART I (html) Self-insurance can seem like an appealing alternative to a commercial medical
malpractice policy. Is self-insurance a healthy alternative for professional
liability? NOV/DEC 2005
• Do Your Part (html) Good doctors need to be “good insureds” to receive the maximum benefit from their malpractice policy investment. MAY/JUN 2005
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