Why the Supreme Court ruled life support removal is ‘treatment’Doctors’ stance meant Ontario’s Consent and Capacity Board was not in a position to weigh in on case Give your child an early start on money mattersTeach your kids responsible habits when they’re young so they can carry these lessons into adulthood How I learned to tune into my own finances Alarmed by my own ignorance—and substantial bank fees—this year I set out to take on my own bookkeeping Tackling med students’ and residents’ top financial concerns Approaching debt and budgeting wisely are two steps toward establishing a firm financial foothold for your career What no one ever taught you about how to budget Med school teaches you many things, but budgeting is not one of them. Here are six tips to help you better manage your finances What’s your ‘retirement number’? Tips for determining what you’ll really need once you hang up your stethoscope Increase retirement income with a home line of credit This option allows you to tap into the equity of your house while still enjoying it as a home MD not guilty in tragic case, but plaintiff spared paying costs Man sued doctor after his wife died in childbirth, but judge ruled there was no malpractice involved PRACTICE GEMS: Simple sketches can aid patient comprehension Seven tips for a successful grassroots recruitment campaign Emphasize your strengths and tap into local doctors as a resource to direct your efforts The power of fear in defensive medicine Lawsuits are down, but college complaints are up. Canadian doctors overestimate their chances of being sued, an expert says How to make your waiting room better for patients A comfortable waiting room where patients are put at ease makes the wait more bearable First Previous 111 112 113 114 115 Next Last
