Physician Pratice Management Redefines

Author: John F. McCally
Edition: 1
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0070453691

Physician Pratice Management Redefines: The Move to Integrate Practice Organizations

by Mccally - McGraw-Hill Publishing Company (1999) - Hardback - ISBN 0070453691 9780070453692

Physician Practice Management Redefined The Move to ..., 9780070453692

Physician Practice Management Redefined The Move to Integrated Practice Organizations, ISBN-13: 9780070453692, ISBN-10: 0070453691

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Professionals can no longer afford to be uninformed about their professional vulnerability. A better informed public and increasingly litigious society place them at risk for possible legal action and professional sanctions when they violate professional-client boundaries. This book addresses boundary violations through the lens of the professional-client relationship, drawing examples of misconduct from law, medicine, religion, education, and psychotherapy--professions which oblige the professional to place the client's needs first. Professional misconduct is commonly defined by content (for

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