Job satisfaction

May/June 2018 Issue
How to Be Happy in Practice for 30-Plus Years [The Last Word]

These eight lessons can help you avoid burnout and enjoy medicine.

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March/April 2018 Issue
A Team-Based Care Model That Improves Job Satisfaction [Feature]

Expanding the role of medical assistants to better support providers can improve not only traditional outcomes but also job satisfaction.

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September/October 2017 Issue
From Frustration to Fulfillment in Practice and Patient Care [From the Editor]

The ultimate goal is to improve your patients' experience receiving care and your experience providing it.

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September/October 2017 Issue
Reducing Frustration and Increasing Fulfillment: Reframing [Feature]

To better handle challenging patients or situations, try modifying the way you view them.

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July/August 2017 Issue
Reducing Frustration and Increasing Fulfillment: Mindfulness [Feature]

Would you rather go to work each day feeling stressed, rushed, and distracted or fully present, engaged, and fulfilled? You have a choice.

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March/April 2017 Issue
How to Immunize Against Burnout [The Last Word]

Our collective advocacy can instill hope and prevent burnout.

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March/April 2014 Issue
Joy Revisited [The Last Word]

If we want joy in practice, we're going to have to try a different approach.

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July/August 2012 Issue
A Family Physician's Legacy [The Last Word]

Some shoes can never be filled.

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July/Aug 2010 Issue
Stay Out of the "Teachers' Lounge" [The Last Word]

You have to be vigilant, or the complainers will eat you alive.

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January/February 2010 Issue
The More Things Change [Opinion]

Referring to a 1903 book on medical practice management, the author argues that physicians faced challenges 100 years ago that are startlingly similar to today's problems -- threats to primary care, inadequate income, scheming lawyers and more.

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