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JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2012

Articles

CPT 2012 Updated & Clarified

CINDY HUGHES

It's mostly small changes this year, but small changes can trip you up too.

How Inclusive Leadership Can Help Your Practice Adapt to Change

Krista W. Bowers, Michaela Robertson, Michael L. Parchman

The most effective leaders realize that everyone's input is valuable.

The Comprehensive Primary Care Initiative: What You Need to Know

Kent J. Moore

A promising new multipayer demonstration project led by Medicare brings a blended payment model closer to reality.

How to Avoid Conflicts Between Your New EHR and Your Old Billing Company

Lucy Zielinski

A proactive approach will help you get the most out of your investment.

Practical Institutional Politics for Doctors

Robert D. Gillette

Practicing in a large organization requires skills you may not have needed in independent practice.

The State of Family Medicine

Brandi White

This special report reviews the value of family medicine, the challenges it faces, and AAFP data on the nature of family medicine practice today.

From the Editor

How Is It Going?

Robert Edsall

The beginning of the year is a good time to figure out where we are and where we're headed.

Letters

Coding & Documentation

Practice Pearls

PRACTICE PEARLS

Walt Larimore

Avoid common mistakes when giving feedback | Take SOAP to SNOCAMP | Plan ahead for successful e-prescribing adoption

The Last Word

Bridging the Physician-Counselor Divide

J. LeBron McBride

When patients need to be referred for counseling, these tips can ensure success.

Resources

CME Quiz (AAFP members and print subscribers only)

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