Returns: the dirty little secret advisers won’t talk aboutIt may be time-consuming to calculate investment performance, but you need to know whether you’re on track for retirement From the bedside to the boardroomDr. Jim Birchenough didn’t plan on a career in finance, but his medical training provided all the tools he needed Is your adviser a certified financial planner? Many consumers assume this is the case, but often it is not A tweet a day keeps patients up to date Twitter can be a free bulletin board for your practice ’Tis the season to ponder the appropriateness of gifts Most tokens from patients are fine, but for some you need to consider motives in the context of their care Uninsured services billing firms take unease out of collecting fees Six key factors for choosing a new clinic location Moving is your chance to fix all the things you disliked about your old office, for you and for your patients How to make the most out of working with med students Five tips for teaching effectively as a resident Offering detailed feedback and giving students some autonomy helps them grow as future doctors Lawsuit a reminder to be certain of informed consent Elderly patient unsuccessfully sued ophthalmologist for injection to her eye after she did not hear him explain timing of procedure First Previous 123 124 125 126 127 Next Last
