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Do you charge professional fees for additional procedures done to address complications or morbidity?

This question was thrown on me recently by a newbie colleague who was agonizing on whether or not to charge patients for an additional procedure he did to

by Remo Aguilar

April 12, 2011

Lesser Surgeons?

I’m amazed at how surgeons in provinces surpass the seemingly insurmountable odds besetting their practice. I’ve heard of horrifying stories regarding provincial practice during

by Remo Aguilar

April 7, 2011

Chief’s Notes:Life and death tasks and physician’s perception to change

Amongst professionals around, physicians are slow in adopting to change. By change I mean adapting innovative ideas to handle cases, concerns and issues. In our aim

by Remo Aguilar

October 17, 2010

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Reviving the physician’s administrative function

Right. I almost forgot. The medical staff do have “dual” functions. The medical staff has a dual and overlapping management system- the administrative which

by Remo Aguilar

September 17, 2010

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Balancing Act: Community and tertiary care orthopedic practice

Barely five years into a private medical-surgical practice, some people got interested how I’m “doing” with my “kind” of orthopedic practice. Orthopedic practice refers

by Remo Aguilar

September 5, 2010

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Do you charge professional fees for additional procedures done to address complications or morbidity?

Lesser Surgeons?

Chief’s Notes:Life and death tasks and physician’s perception to change

Reviving the physician’s administrative function

Balancing Act: Community and tertiary care orthopedic practice