It’s the “SIMPLE” way to achieve optimal outcomes.

There’s much to learn from this case study.

DPMs should not treat foot problems… they should treat people with foot problems.

Treat pathognomonic findings with caution.

Here’s how to prevent malpractice claims in your podiatry practice.

Her future is already here.

Workers who are suitably paired with a job they love will work better and harder.

Using these products can offer better patient outcomes and generate revenue for your practice.

Be careful not to violate these self-referral situations.

Here is a solution that offers increased efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

Yes, even during an economic downturn

The awful truth: It’s actually counter-productive.

First, define where you want your practice to go; then, take the steps to get there.

To succeed, you need an action plan.

Three cases illustrate important legal principles.

Here’s a message to new employees about managing up.

They save you time and reduce the chance of an audit.

Part 2—The Four Elements: Duty, Breach of Duty, Causation, and Damages

We need more details.

This trend has both advantages and disadvantages.

Physician friend or foe?

It’s important to think before you speak to patients.

Documentation provides the best defense.

These concepts can boost practice productivity.

Unfortunately, most rating sites are stacked against you.

Is it really disruption?