The indiscriminate use technology, is akin to the adoption and enforcement of rules.
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Cyprus, USA
If you’ve been reading the international news, you’re probably familiar with the fact that the government of Cyprus, a European Union member, is under pressure from the European Central Bank to seize funds in private depositors’ bank accounts to bail out Cypriot banks. Although when first floated, all accounts were targeted for seizure in varying…
Amorality of Institutions – An Additional Argument for Physician Control of Hospitals
Individuals, physicians in this discussion, are capable of morality and my experience is that most are highly moral. Sure, there are some bad apples, there are in any subset of society.
Don’t Lower Your Goals Just So You Can Say You Hit Them
Lowering your goals just to tell yourself that you’ve hit them is a crime against your potential.
Do You Really Want This Smaller Future?
In a nutshell, Reinertsen states that radiologists should reconcile themselves to lower incomes and simply focus on quality.
Employment Insecurity – Podcast
Hospital employment? Sure, it’s security… in some alternative universe.
Does Your Group Believe in Itself?
Too many medical groups simply don’t believe in themselves.
Is There This Disconnect Within Your Medical Group?
Consider a twenty-some person medical group with polarized groups of members. At one end of the spectrum, some of the owners want to expand the group to other sites and to aggressively compete for new business. At the other end, no one wants to expend a cent.
No Meeting of the Minds – Podcast
There are few legitimate reasons for groups to have leadership meetings.
Does Your Employment Contract Have Teeth?
What happens when one of the members of your group who is assigned to work at different sites, acts out on his or her bias against working at a particular location, perhaps by showing up late, or by making untoward comments to the staff, or by engaging in some other type of disruptive behavior?