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Family physician Ted Epperly shares his perspective on practicing medicine in the state of Idaho.

Cardiologist Andrew Chung shares his perspective on practicing medicine in the state of Georgia.

Family physician Robert Raspa shares his perspective on practicing medicine in the state of Florida.

Oncologist Linda W. Wilson and psychiatrist Jon Betwee share their likes and dislikes about practicing medicine in Hawaii.

Internist Douglas A. Gerard discusses why practicing in Connecticut makes for a happy physician despite high taxes and other challenges.

Allergist/immunologist Melinda Rathkopf shares her perspective on practicing medicine in the state of Alaska.

Family physician Sumana Reddy shares her perspective on practicing medicine in the state of California.

Family physician Richard Budensiek shares his perspective on practicing medicine in the state of Colorado.

Family physician Tom Kincer shares his perspective on practicing medicine in the state of Alabama.

Practicing medicine in sunny, desert-landscaped Arizona has a lot of benefits, but it’s not without some challenges, according to pathologist Moneil Patel.

Tracking and improving three physician recruitment metrics can help your practice fill that vacant position more efficiently.

Joining a large group is tempting; but it may lead to less autonomy and in years to come, greater risk. Concierge programs can help offset loss of independence.

A conversation with Wayne Lipton, founder of Concierge Choice Physicians LLC, on what hybrid concierge is and why physicians might want to consider it.

Perhaps it would be better to put doctors in charge of patient care, rather than paint-by-number regulations.

Team-based healthcare relies on everyone working together for the benefit of the patient. And under health reform, having an effective team has its rewards.

Traveling light, both in life and in medical practice, means being realistic about what you can use and taking an honest appraisal of your limits.

Atul Gawande and others tend to speak about healthcare as if it is simple and straightforward. But those of us on the front lines know it is multi-layered and diverse.

Financial adviser David Alemian explains how physicians can legally create a tax-free retirement income via a Section 79 plan.

Here are do's and don'ts for delivering an effective presentation to community members who don't visit your practice now, but might after hearing you speak.

Why today's medical students are technology hounds, more employment-minded than ever, and interested in patients' overall well-being.

There's a myth that physicians aren't always good at business. But if they use the medical decision-making skills they have, they can be.

As 2014 approaches, physicians are going to encounter more changes when it comes to their interactions with female patients.

Meet one of the biggest challenges to work-life balance as a physician - the complexity of narrowing down the multitude of choices we face every day.

Physicians in private practice are healers, educators, and clinicians. But, they are also businessmen as well.

The hospital chart is a method of documenting care and a means of communication between providers … not a weapon against another provider.

When practice leadership vacations, it can be hard on operations. Here's how to prepare your staff and remedy problems quickly.

If you are participating in an ACO, or hope to participate in one soon, here are some of the biggest changes you will need to make.

I strongly believe practice management, in both the traditional and contemporary sense, has failed on its initial promise to create a more efficient practice.

A proposed rule by CMS would severely hamper PAs and other nonphysician providers from helping patients in need of care, sometimes immediately.

Marketplace uncertainty has led to a record-breaking number of physicians selling their practices. Make sure you check out options to remain independent first.