FPM Classics
To mark the occasion of Family Practice Management's 10th anniversary in October 2003, we published a collection of articles from the FPM archives that were particularly well received when they originally appeared and are just as relevant today. Those articles, as well as two others that met our definition of "classic," can be be accessed using the links below.
How to Get All the 99214s You Deserve
Emily Hill, PA-C
It's easier than you might think to get what's coming to you.
Leadership Is a Learned Skill
Robert B. Taylor, MD
Step right up and take the lead. The opportunities are multiplying.
Rediscovering the Joy of Family Practice
C. Carolyn Thiedke, MD
Developing a stronger inner world helps you gain a new enthusiasm for our work, which in turn makes us better physicians.
Solo Practice: The Way of the Future
Douglas Iliff, MD
Is there still a place for the rugged individualist in medicine? Here's one family physician who says, "Yes!"
Two Tried-and-True Tools for E/M Documentation
Leigh Ann Backer
They don't just help you code better. They also help make the documentation guidelines less annoying.
Same-Day Appointments: Exploding the Access Paradigm
Mark Murray, MD, MPA, and Catherine Tantau, BSN, MPA
To gain control over your schedule, you must do the unthinkable: offer every patient an appointment for today.
IMPROVING PATIENT CARE
Cost Effectiveness Begins Between Your Ears
Robert D. Gillette, MD
Use common sense in observing and assessing patients before you start writing orders.
BALANCING ACT
The Day Care Stare
Jo Ann Rosenfeld, MD
The struggle of a physician who is also a parent is exacting and ongoing.
CODING & DOCUMENTATION
Answers to Your Questions
Kent J. Moore
G0101 & E/M Services • 99211 for strep screens • ECG & E/M
ASK FPM
Practice valuation • Problem patient • Considering ultrasound?
COMPUTERS
Avoiding Common Pitfalls in Selecting an EMR System
Brian Stello, MD, and Eileen M. Charlton
Sure the demo version is wonderful, but how can you tell what the program is really like?
Emily Hill, PA-C
It's easier than you might think to get what's coming to you.
Leadership Is a Learned Skill
Robert B. Taylor, MD
Step right up and take the lead. The opportunities are multiplying.
Rediscovering the Joy of Family Practice
C. Carolyn Thiedke, MD
Developing a stronger inner world helps you gain a new enthusiasm for our work, which in turn makes us better physicians.
Solo Practice: The Way of the Future
Douglas Iliff, MD
Is there still a place for the rugged individualist in medicine? Here's one family physician who says, "Yes!"
Two Tried-and-True Tools for E/M Documentation
Leigh Ann Backer
They don't just help you code better. They also help make the documentation guidelines less annoying.
Same-Day Appointments: Exploding the Access Paradigm
Mark Murray, MD, MPA, and Catherine Tantau, BSN, MPA
To gain control over your schedule, you must do the unthinkable: offer every patient an appointment for today.
IMPROVING PATIENT CARE
Cost Effectiveness Begins Between Your Ears
Robert D. Gillette, MD
Use common sense in observing and assessing patients before you start writing orders.
BALANCING ACT
The Day Care Stare
Jo Ann Rosenfeld, MD
The struggle of a physician who is also a parent is exacting and ongoing.
CODING & DOCUMENTATION
Answers to Your Questions
Kent J. Moore
G0101 & E/M Services • 99211 for strep screens • ECG & E/M
ASK FPM
Practice valuation • Problem patient • Considering ultrasound?
COMPUTERS
Avoiding Common Pitfalls in Selecting an EMR System
Brian Stello, MD, and Eileen M. Charlton
Sure the demo version is wonderful, but how can you tell what the program is really like?
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