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Articles in July-August, 2004 issue of Physician Executive

• Resilient leadership for challenging times
  by Manya Arond-Thomas
• Tobacco policy: addressing Public enemy number one
  by Georges C. Benjamin
• Letters to the editor
  by Edward Arsura
• The Physician Executive
• Standardizing physician-purchase preferences: from myth to reality
  by Allan Fine
• Test for better bedside manner fulfills Melnick's mission
  by Kate Shatzkin
• Amelia Island
• Leadership insights of Xenophon
  by Robert W. Enzenauer
• The written word: literature and leadership
  by Phillip M. Kibort
• These things do happen—two broken systems
  by Michael S. Smith
• Inspired leadership
  by Andre Delbecq
• Career development programs enhance the Fall Institute
• Correction
• Crossing the culture chasm: making the jump from medicine to management
  by Christopher Gorton
• Physician's freedom of choice: fact or fiction?
  by Richard E. Thompson
• Secrets of a chief medical officer: what they didn't teach you in medical school but you wish they had
  by Robert W. Chappell, Jr.
• Officers of the college and three new ACPE board members were chosen at April's Spring Institute in Las Vegas
• Physician leader require special skills in a corporate environment
  by Barbara Menzies
• Want to be CEO? Focus on finesse
  by Francine R. Gaillour
• How should we measure patient satisfaction?
  by David P. Tarantino
• Question: what ACPE courses do I need to complete Section I and go on for the MMM or MBA?
• 45 graduates earn MMM degrees in 2003-2004: total number of MMM grads tops 450 nationwide
  by Arthur Lazarus
• Convenience care: a patient-centered model of scheduling
  by Tai Huynh
• The Physician Executive wins two writing awards
  by Bill Steiger
• The changing landscape of pharmaceutical medicine
  by Arthur Lazarus
• Past ACPE presidents: gather in las vegas
  by J. Richard Gaintner