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This doctor reveals why she'll keep doing her job—despite patients who eat cheese and don't listen.

Preparing his defense in a similar case may have helped this doctor spot the symptoms of a near-fatal condition.

Companies offering online sales appointment scheduling say they can make your practice life easier. Are they right?

Outlook

A summary of the "must-read" articles from the journals in that pile on your desk.

This is the seventh in a series of articles on specific ancillary services that can boost your bottom line and keep you and your practice busy in a competitive market.

A summary of the "must-read" articles from the journals in that pile on your desk.

Most medication errors are easily avoidable.

This is the sixth in a series of articles on specific ancillary services that can boost your bottom line and keep your practice busy in a competitive market.

A bad scare with a difficult diagnosis taught this doctor the importance of thorough treatment and careful records.

A summary of the "must-read" articles from the journals in that pile on your desk.

Malpractice Consult

This is the fifth in a series of articles on specific ancillary services that can boost your bottom line and keep you and your practice busy in a competitive healthcare market.

This doctor has a unique plan to be the finest person and best doctor he can be.

How buying a house helped this physician make his patients feel at home in his practice.

A numbers-only P4P agenda shouldn't reward—or punish.

Here are some of the obvious warning signs, and what you can do to keep a patient out of court.

Long before HIPAA, an embarrassing incident taught this doctor that some conversations should never take place.

A new law establishes a voluntary system for reporting medical errors. Critics applaud the effort but raise doubts that doctors will participate.

Here's what you should know—and how to find it out.

The latest devices are designed to encourage patients to take their medicines.

Physicians on the battered Gulf Coast are getting back to a new normal.

Money markets: Worth another look

Delivering basic care to patients makes practice hassles bearable, says the author.

This is the first in a series of articles on specific ancillary services that can boost your bottom line and keep you and your practice busy in a competivtive healthcare market.

This handout will help your patients find answers to their questions.

The patient seemed blas? about his critical health problems. In truth, he was acting more out of shame than indifference.

PBM roadblocks: Designed to frustrate

A popular young doctor lay dead. The prime suspect: A fellow physician.