
May 2006 Table of Contents
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features 37
Escaping the Tyranny of the Urgent by Delivering Planned
Care These four components can help you provide care
that is more proactive, organized and satisfying. 45
How to Bill for Services Performed by Nonphysician
Practitioners Learning payers' rules will help you assess the value of hiring an NPP. 51
Developing a Solo Practice Exit Strategy
It's never too soon to start planning a smooth transition from solo practice to retirement. 57 An Introduction to Personal Health Records
Here's what you need to know about this growing
trend to give patients access to a portable health record. 65
Retail Health Clinics Are Rolling Your Way
Your patients will soon be able to choose between
your office and the big-box retailer around the corner when they're feeling
sick. Will this trend bring increased competition or cooperation?
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An Update on Tobacco Cessation Reimbursement
Slowly but surely, it's getting easier to help your patients kick the habit. |
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DEPARTMENTS 14 from the editor Planned Care: Some Assembly Required (But each piece is useful in itself.) 19 editorial What Do Retail Clinics Mean for Family Medicine? These clinics may be clearing a permanent space for themselves in the health care landscape. 25 letters Enabling the disabled? On parenthood Going cash-only 26 news & Trends 32 Coding & Documentation Coding an injection with an
office visit E/M services for unrelated problems on the same day
ED services and admission on the same day Debridement services
Mini-mental status exams 81 practice pearls 82 FPM QUIZ 86 the last word How to Defuse an Exploding Physician These six steps can help physicians deal with the stress of their profession before it leads to burnout. 84 Classifieds |
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