Should I work one more year?One more year syndrome. That's what Dr. Matt Poyner calls it. The tendency, as financial independence approaches, to seek problems, weak spots and reasons to worry. Double trouble: Husband-and-wife docs suspended for hiring patients, inappropriate prescribing The Victoria, B.C., psychiatrists put their vulnerable patients at risk, ruled the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia. Legal column: Imaginary patients Believe it or not, treating patients who don’t yet exist is an actual issue in malpractice law. 6 tips for better billing Many doctors are missing tens of thousands of dollars worth of billing opportunities every year, one analysis found. How to work with a financial advisor Tips on how to maximize the value of this important member of your financial team. Getting back to in-person Virtual care is here to stay, but how it should be integrated for the greater good is a work-in-progress 'How embarrassing': Doctors share stories of expensive lessons learnt While many physicians pride themselves on being financially savvy, many admit to financial mistakes made, especially when they were young and a little naive. Peer reviewing doctors’ views on money Three doctors who are experts in finance give their reactions to a Medical Post physician survey on financial goals and planning Should you invest in segregated funds? Physician finance expert Dr. Matt Poyner uses some case studies to make the argument that segregated funds are generally not in your best interests. Refresher on recent CPSBC practice standard updates Treating family members, ending patient-registrant relationship and more. First Previous 32 33 34 35 36 Next Last
