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Programs aimed at increasing Physicians in Rural America

Who wouldn’t want to escape the hustle and bustle of city life with it’s over population and pollution for the quiet rural roads of the plains. Kids can be wrapped up in a blanket of stars at night; the oxygen one breaths in is cleaner and more refreshing then any metropolis place could ever bring. The paycheck stretches further and one is given the ability to truly know who lives in their community. If these images excite you then why not consider working as a rural health physician in one of the physician shortage areas.

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4 Tips for Reducing Financial Troubles

Here are four tips adapted from Practice Link Fall 2011 issue to avoid bankruptcy troubles.

Willpower-Thinking through the “doctor lifestyle”. Any professional who works hard wants to reward themselves with nice things. Indulging in these rewards too early in ones career can lead to huge financial troubles in the future. Having the willpower to wait to reward oneself can lead to a happier future.

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Due to state budget cuts mentally ill inundate ERs

This post is in response to MSNBC article “Mentally ill flood ERs as states cut services” here is the link to the original article: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45790987/

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The 6 P's of correctional health

According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics in 2010 there are just over 1.6 million prisoners in state and federal correctional facilities. Are you a psychiatrist, a psychologist or a family practice or a general or an internal medicine physician who is practicing mental health? Have you ever considered working in a correctional health facility? Here are the six P’s that make correctional health a fulfilling position/occupation:

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6 P's of Correctional Health

Tips for Avoiding Medical Malpractice

As a doctor there is always the threat of Malpractice. Patients sometimes experience disappointment, anger and surprise during a visit which can sometimes lead to miscommunication and medical errors. Here are some tips to reduce your chances for Malpractice:

Common Practices in the Medical Environment:

1. Protect your computers from unauthorized access to avoid patient information from being leaked.

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