Main description:

This is a Great Guide for Practicing Physicians and Residents. This book looks at serious questions regarding your practice no one ever taught you. Dr. Schultz explores and helps answer these important questions and adds a bit of humor to the process.

Examples of questions include:

Where to start a practice? - Doctor friendly states
Is Workman's Compensation business worth it?
Need more capital?
Is bedside manner more important than skill?
What kind of partnership is right for you?
Is that patient making you sick? - Weeding out "bad" patients
Is managed care here to stay?
Is the dirty "M" word malpractice or money?
What is the best for you: solo or partnership?
Are there any winners in divorce?
Is it ok for doctors to advertise?

Contents:

1. Who Are You?
2. How Much Is Enough?
3. What Are You Thinking: Solo or Partnership?
4. What Kind of Partnership Is Right for You?
5. What? You Thought the Day Would Go Smoothly? (Attitude)
6. Is Bedside Manner More Important than Skill? (Persona)
7. Need More Capital? (Entrepreneurship)
8. Is That Patient Making You Sick? (Weeding out ""bad"" patients)
9. Is Managed Care Here to Stay?
10. Is the Dirty "M" Word Malpractice or Money? (Defensive medicine)
11. Is Workmen's Compensation Business Worth It? (Tough, but it pays the bill)
12. Which States Are Doctor Friendly?
13. So, You Want to Be a Team Doctor? (Playing hurt)
14. What Type of Specialty Mix Should Your Practice Have?
15. Are There Any Winners in a Divorce? (Communication is the name of the game)
16. Does Anyone Really Like a Critic? (Do unto others)
17. Is it Okay for Doctors to Advertise? (Practicing medicine in the 21st century)
18. "Doc, How Long Will it Take Until I Am All Better?" (Duration of recovery)
19. Where Do I Sign? (The deal)
20. My Mortality? Who Has Time to Think About That