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Glenn Gray

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The word I couldn't bring myself to use

The author had much in common with his patient. And the patient had much to lose.


Mary Ann Bauman, MD

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Bauman: Nervous but glad

Medical Economics editorial board member Mary Ann Bauman, MD, shares her opinion of the Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act.


Suzanne Duke

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PDAs for Doctors: Decoding geekspeak: A glossary of PDA terms

Half the battle in figuring out your hardware and software needs is making sense of the terms beloved of computer files.



Michael Pretzer

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Let your kids save you money, for a change

Raising a family costs plenty, but these tax tips may lessen the price.


Anne Finger

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Physicians are true believers

Their religious convictions are stronger than ever, our survey finds.


Deborah Grandinetti

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Sex and the satisfied doctor

Most physicians are happy with their sex lives. But one in eight has committed adultery.


Mark Crane

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Doctors say, and do, the darndest things

Some responses to our lifestyle survey were a bit bewildering, amusing, or perhaps frightening, depending on your point of view.




Kathleen McKee

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The smart way to give to your Alma Mater

You want to give back, but don't know how to go about it? Here's help.



Mark L. Fuerst

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Shorter hepatitis C regimen effective in black patients

More patients could take advantage of shorter direct-acting antiviral treatment duration.


Julie Miller

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How to hire great medical assistants

Practices looking to hire medical assistants should consider each candidate’s education and certification, as well as past medical and administrative work experience.


Mark Fuerst

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Ethnic disparities evaporate with DAA treatment of hepatitis C infections

Hispanic and Asian patients have a higher risk of cirrhosis and liver cancer, but direct-antiviral treatment eliminates ethnic disparities.


David J. Goldberg, M.D., J.D.

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Malpractice discussion: Am I liable if the patient wasn’t mine?

Generally, a physician owes no duty to a patient without a physician-patient relationship.






Sherman L. Doll, CPA, PFS

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Q&A: Deducting losses from real estate investment

With real estate prices so low, I'm thinking about buying a single-family home as a rental property. Is it true that I can deduct the tax loss from this type of investment against the salary from my practice?


Ferdinando L. Mirarchi, DO

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Redefining advance directives: Beyond paper to patient-centered care

It's time to evolve our understanding and implementation of advance directives.






Alison Ritchie

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Physician volunteer programs can revive your passion for medicine, while boosting your career

With changing requirements and regulations, it’s easy for physicians to get caught up in the day-to-day tasks. One way to break free of that daily grind is to volunteer your medical services.


Donna Marbury

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Why biometrics are the future of patient care

Patient identification is in desperate need of an overhaul-and biometrics could be the answer.


Daniel R. Verdon

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ASCO: Cancer survivorship drives the need for new care delivery models

Trends in cancer survivorship, the shift to value-based care are fueling the need to reinvent care delivery models to accommodate this growing segment of the population.


Janis Coffin, DO, FAAFP

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How advance care planning benefits doctors and patients

Its use leads to better care, lower costs and greater provider satisfaction

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