| Date: Nov 1, 2009 By:
Karen Nash
| Source: Urology Times

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Is more training in business procedures needed among residents and practicing urologists?
Date: Nov 1, 2009 By:
Karen Nash
| Source: Urology Times

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Urologists discuss the issue of hiring practice consultants.
Date: Oct 1, 2009 By:
Karen Nash
| Source: Urology Times

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Because, as one urologist observed, "we spend more time with our partners than with our families," the importance of finding qualified urologists whose professional and personal styles are compatible with the colleagues in the practice is paramount.
Date: Oct 1, 2009 By:
July Capko
| Source: Urology Times

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Here are some tips for developing an incentive plan that will keep your medical staff motivated.
Date: Sep 1, 2009 By:
Elizabeth W. Woodcock, M.B.A., F.A.C.M.P.E., C.P.C.
| Source: Dermatology Times

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Neither being on the brink of major health reform nor living through the tumultuous economy will give you any relief from the challenges to your dermatology practice's bottom line. As employers continue to push more financial responsibility to employees, the ranks of the uninsured surge daily,
Date: Sep 1, 2009 By:
Neil H. Baum, MD, Robert A. Dowling, MD
| Source: Urology Times

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Studies show that employee theft robs small business owners, which includes physicians, of $20 to $40 billion annually.
Date: Aug 15, 2009
| Source: LocumLife

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The following is a selection of industry news from locum tenens staffing agencies.
It?s an odd food fight when everyone?s clothing remains spotless, but this was the case at the end of the month-long Food Fight to End Hunger, a rivalry between CompHealth and VISTA Staffing Solutions. On June 30, Utah Food Bank Services?which has seen a 57 percent increase in requests for food this year?picked up barrel after barrel of food from VISTA and CompHealth offices, signaling the close of this friendly charitable challenge.
Date: Jul 1, 2009 By:
Elizabeth W. Woodcock, M.B.A, F.A.C.M.P.E., C.P.C.
| Source: Dermatology Times

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Patients who arrive late will test the daily schedule of a busy dermatology practice, but employees who show up late bring far more trouble. Tardy workers can drag down the morale of other employees, impede smooth workflow and hinder efforts to provide a good service experience to patients. Habitually late workers can even pose liability risks.
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