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12/01/2004

Between shopping for gifts and planning for relatives to arrive, the holidays provide unique challenges-and that's before you even think about stressors at work. In a doctor's office, where the stress comes from all sides-doctors, workload, and patients-it's a wonder that staffers make it through the holiday season.

12/01/2004

Physician practice office managers have a strange way of knowing whether they're doing a good job, says New York-based medical practice consultant Susan Genrich.

12/01/2004

Sticks and stones may break our bones, but it's figuring out the correct codes for casting and strapping those broken bones that can really pain office staff.

12/01/2004

Part two of a two-part series Healthcare providers have greeted e-prescribing, like so many technological advances before it, with a mix of excitement and reluctance, anticipation and avoidance. That's why when a health system such the Indianapolis-based St. Francis Medical Group takes those first tentative steps toward this transition, it's a gradual, challenging process.

12/01/2004

In more practices now I see multiple generations of both staff and providers at work. As a former practice administrator, I consider it critical to the success of both the employee and the practice to quickly assimilate new employees. However, I can't help but question the ease of this transition now given the social diversities in the generations of employees.

12/01/2004

Being retired longer than you worked sounds, at first, like a pie-in-the-sky fantasy-conjuring up images of young, healthy people in the primes of their lives lazing on a beach in Tahiti or skiing in the Swiss Alps. In actuality, though, the concept has recently become a reality-but not necessarily one that everybody will completely welcome, according to financial planner Joe Stone,1 CLU, ChFC.

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