Mind your body languageConsider these five tips to improve the unspoken signals you are sending your patients Saying sorry goes a long way with patientsTo err is human, to apologize and try to make a situation right is divine Don’t let emotions drive your investment strategy Having a long-term plan with diverse holdings lets you ride out market volatility more comfortably An MD's four-step guide to personal insurance When it comes to protecting your future, plan early and get the products that are right for you How to make use of pharma offerings without being unduly influenced You can benefit from sponsored CME and drug samples for patients without compromising your judgment Sex with patient yields suspension for Edmonton FP Advice for slowing down your practice as you slow down Doctors see the effects of aging every day and are not immune. But if you’re not ready to close your practice, here are some things to consider to make the best use of your skills Eight tips for writing better referral letters It may sound simple, but most requests lack the necessary details to direct care properly and efficiently How to handle (and improve) polypharmacy in your patients Figuring out what exactly a patient is taking—and what else they’re taking—is key in managing meds Nine tips for setting up advanced access Flexible approach to booking can make life easier for you, your staff and your patients Tax tips for winding up your medical corporation Several options exist for accessing funds in your corporation, depending on your personal situation Timing was everything in inadvertant delay in care In the case of a brain aneurysm, a mistake leading to a late brain scan actually caught the rupture and sped up access to surgery First Previous 121 122 123 124 125 Next Last
