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| 4. | Closing a Practice Handbook: Preretirement Checklist (2009)
Michael O''Halloran, MD, FAAP, Jerold M. Aronson, MD, FAAP, and Avrum Katcher, MD, FAAP
This section provides an overview of various considerations associated with retirement. Many of the organizational issues listed herein will happen automatically; they are included because this list is partly generated from the experiences of already-retired physicians who think a comprehensive list such as this would have helped them. This is not meant to substitute for discussions with your department chair, the institution medical director, or the human resources department. (From the Closing a Practice Handbook.)
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| 7. | Tool Q: Suggested Timeline (2008)
Section on Telephone Care
Sample timeline for physicians integrating charges for telephone visits into their practice. This is part of the AAP's Payment for Telephone Care: A Toolkit.
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| 9. | Compensation Formulas for Pediatric Practices (2007)
American Academy of Pediatrics
Pediatricians may decide at some point in their careers that they want to spend more time raising a family, caring for loved ones, or beginning to ease into retirement. If you or one of your partners is considering decreasing practice time, it is important to find a way that works and is fair for the pediatrician decreasing time as well as the practice. This article provides 2 options to consider.
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| 11. | Purchasing a Practice (2007)
AAP Section on Administration and Practice Management Listserv
This article was developed as a summary from the Section on Administration and Practice Management (SOAPM) e-mail list about purchasing a practice.
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| 12. | Assessing the Value of a Group Practice (2009)
Bill Zurhellen, MD, FAAP
The shares of a group practice are worth only what all partners agree to...and that depends on what the shares are to be used for. In most practices, that is the buyout or pullout value, which in many cases is equal to the decreased income of a new partner as the buy-in or get-in value. This article provides the key points in determining the practice value.
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| 13. | Contingency Planning: Interruption of Pediatric Practice (2008)
AAP Section on Administration and Practice Management Listserv
This document was created as a result of a Section on Administration and Practice Management e-mail list conversation about options for what contingency plans pediatricians should have in place if something should happen to them, leaving them unexpectedly unable to provide care because of illness, family emergency, or death.
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| 18. | Returning to Independence (2003)
Norman Fienman, MD, FAAP
Shares one pediatrician's experiences in going from a small practice, through a merger, and back to an independent practice.
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| 20. | Retiring from Practice (2001)
Don Barich, MD, FAAP
Through the experience of one pediatrician, provides some key questions to ask when considering retirement from pediatric practice.
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