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Issue Date: January 15, 1999
Physicians Face More Scrutiny as HMOs Struggle To Be Consumer-Friendly
This article discusses the changes that are occurring in the health care market and how they are likely to make practicing medicine more difficult for physicians.
Physicians Are Left to Organize Themselves
This editorial discusses the current trends in how physicians are organizing their practices and the problems being experienced in some segments of the health care industry.
Secrets of Physician Productivity Revealed
In this interview, a physician, author, and medical administrator discusses ways physicians can be more productive and efficient in their practices.
Web Is Changing Health Care
This feature looks at how the Web is likely to change the way physicians practice medicine and encourages physicians to become involved in the development of the medical information systems that are emerging.
Group Merger Ends Long-running Rivalry
This column looks at how two competing multispecialty physician groups in Illinois merged and the problems they faced in the process.
System Saves Time, Improves Care
This column discusses how the use of clinical charting software has improved efficiency, reduced costs, and expedited documentation, among other benefits, for a group practice in North Carolina.
MedPartners' Physicians Have Choices
This column discusses some strategic career options for physicians involved in MedPartners' decision to sell its physician practice management operations.
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