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Articles in Nov-Dec, 2004 issue of Physician Executive

• The moral obligations of physician executives
  by Arthur Lazarus
• Tucson!
• Arvind Goyal
• Enhancing hospital performance through perioperative services
  by Jeffry Peters
• More coaches needed to advise physician executives
  by Jane L. Thilo
• Wanted: book reviewers
• Physician executive's path comes full circle: Doctor uses management education to land full-time management job and eventually takes up teaching medical management
  by Barbara Linney
• Jack McConnell, MD: "what have you done for someone today?"
  by Tony Bartelme
• Elder abuse litigation and the duty to provide palliative care
  by Timothy McIntire
• Boston!
• Jannifer Harper
• 2005 InterAct course schedule
• Pleasing patients proves profitable for practices
  by Rick Weymier
• Now accepting applications for ACPE fellowship
• Paul Raslavicus
• Taking positive steps
  by Charles E. Dwyer
• Steven D. Hanks
• Management vs. leadership
  by Phillip M. Kibort
• Professionalism and the physician leader
  by Dale Block
• Surveys target educational needs
• ACPE calendar
• Robert H. Haralson
• The lady or the tiger?
  by Thom Rooke
• A blueprint for career change when you don't know what you want to do
  by Anna Navarro
• Need help with your career goals?
• Letters to the editor
  by Steven P. Kouris
• At your service: transforming health care delivery
  by Craig E. Samitt
• Determining sustainable growth
  by David Tarantino
• New ACPE network for women in medical management
• Question: "ACPE's degree programs look good, but which should I pursue—the MMM or the MBA?"
• Owning up: tests that were not done were reported as normal ; And tests that were done were not reported at all
  by Michael S. Smith
• Speak up: members invited to apply to speak at Spring Institute in Boston