Practice Management Q&As

September 9, 2002

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Your responsibility for protecting patients against crime, Should appoint reminders double as health warnings? Pay for a part-time doctor who doesn't do hospital work, Getting deadbeats to honor their bills, Updating job descriptions for your growing staff, A policy for dealing with uncharted walk-ins, Could a patient's laziness lead to a malpractice suit? When it makes sense to demote an employee, Record-keeping for a cash-only practice

Practice Management Q&As

Millions of lives and billions of dollars: the need for earlier intervention in chronic kidney disease

How scientific denialism undermines public health

Agency tasked with reducing Medicare spending has increased it

It's not just money: why disparities in access to health care have been growing

Increasing efficiency and reducing burdens in the health care revenue cycle

‘Stretched too thin’ – Primary care physicians too busy to take on additional research

Millions of lives and billions of dollars: the need for earlier intervention in chronic kidney disease

How scientific denialism undermines public health

Agency tasked with reducing Medicare spending has increased it

It's not just money: why disparities in access to health care have been growing

Increasing efficiency and reducing burdens in the health care revenue cycle

‘Stretched too thin’ – Primary care physicians too busy to take on additional research

Millions of lives and billions of dollars: the need for earlier intervention in chronic kidney disease

How scientific denialism undermines public health

Agency tasked with reducing Medicare spending has increased it

It's not just money: why disparities in access to health care have been growing

Increasing efficiency and reducing burdens in the health care revenue cycle

‘Stretched too thin’ – Primary care physicians too busy to take on additional research