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The Medical Entrepreneur Digital Version
The book is written in two parts.The first part is for physicians wanting to learn about joining or starting their own medical practice. Part I teaches doctors the following: How to make money in private practice, how to bill insurance companies, required medical licenses, required healthcare laws, what to watch out for before signing an employment contract, insurance company contract, understanding payroll, Human Resources, billing and getting paid, technology in the medical office, computers, electronic health records, practice management software, HIPAA, HITECH Act, Red Flags Rule, hiring and firing, designing an office, marketing, Public Relations and more.The second part is for physicia...
The Medical Entrepreneur
"A comprehensive primer on the business skills essential for physicians."- Kirkus Reviews"A doctors' guide to entrepreneurship..."- Kirkus ReviewsThis is the new third edition (2015-2016) of the most popular business and practice management book for physicians, medical students and medical residents. Thousands of doctors and entrepreneurs have bought this book before joining a group or starting their own practice or entrepreneurial venture. The brand new third edition contains NEW FORMATTING AND NEW MATERIAL for the same low price as past editions. This third edition includes a bonus section to help entrepreneurs and doctors source out specific vendors' and their products and services to get...
The Wounded Physician Project
The Wounded Physician Project is a fresh investigation into and the solution for the primary causes of private medical practice financial failure which today impacts not only the disintegration of private medical practice but also the overwhelming increasing attrition of physicians today. The root cause has been ignored completely by medical educators for a century in spite of knowing the importance of resolving this issue and the enormous value and benefits it provides for every practicing physician today. The complete elimination of these problems that all physicians in private medical practice have always had and now today is responsible for the frustration and deep disappointment over 50...
Current Diagnosis
The New Volume of this classic resource delivers the very latest diagnostic methods for a comprehensive set of disorders! Concise, authoritatively written articles describe both the most effective approach to the investigation of a clinical problem and the most direct route to the diagnosis of a specific condition. Superb coverage of all of today's diagnostic procedures--including history, physical findings, imaging studies, and laboratory tests--provide readers with practical, state-of-the-art guidance. Features up-to-date perspectives with two new co-editors and fresh approaches from contributing authors - 95% of whom are new to Volume 9! Diagnostic procedures which have become outmoded have been replaced by more effective measures. Reflects changes in medical practice with new coverage of "Hot Topics" including domestic violence, computer-assisted diagnosis, tests of respiratory function, the diagnostic approach to respiratory disease, disorders of the eye, sports medicine, cardiovascular risk factors, several new articles on nutrition, and much more! Makes clinical information easy to find with an extensive index and thorough cross-referencing.
Current Practice of Dermatology
Common and complex areas in the field are presented in a format that assists the practitioner in making diagnosis and treatment decisions. The text includes 250 full-color photos.
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The Best of Wits End
"Who knew doctors could be flat-out funny? In fact, who knew they were so smart? For several decades, the last page of Diversion, the leisure magazine for physicians, held a monthly contest for doctors. Their best is offered in this volume. Could Julius Caesar have been an orthopedist (I came, I saw (ed), I conquered”)? Would our litigious society cause MDs to experience flashes of barristopratfallophilia? When utilization review comes to Washington, one physician envisions government posts such as Joint Sheaves of Chaff. Might a sports team be known as The Heimlichs (they never choke under pressure), or The Sphincters (Nothing gets by them, and they have the best tight end in the business.) Another posits that a GI series is a military baseball competition. And somewhere in this great country there is – or certainly should be – a podiatrist named Mehta Tarsal. The surface has just been abraded.
Faculty Publications of the Department of Pediatrics, 1967-1995
Bound volumes of publications by the faculty of the University of Michigan Department of Pediatrics. Volumes begin during the chairmanship of William Oliver and containing through the chairmanship of Robert P. Kelch.
