Good doctors should be incensed that the board allows bad doctors to continue practicing, sullying the reputation of the entire profession.
There were players with international reputations practicing in preparation for the Summer Nationals now being held in Boston: Zia Mahmood of Pakistan, Jaggy Shivdasani of India, Per-Olof Sundelin of Sweden and Tony Sowter of Britain, all of whom have contended for world titles and Peter Pender of San Francisco and Seymon Deutsch of Laredo, Tex., who have won them.
IDEO made its reputation by practicing "human-centered design" (see "Design Thinking,"HBR June 2008).
Its facilities tend to be large, and it has a lingering reputation for practicing an impersonal, regimented style of medicine that limits patient choice, despite recent efforts like the creation of physicians' personal Web pages and e-mail communication with patients.
"One way to be more productive is to practice the 60/40 rule, where you spend 60percentt of you work day doing what's in your actual job description, and the other 40percentt making connections, building your reputation, and practicing that strategic 'back scratching' that guys are so good at," she explains.
When Fritz meets Christine, he is trying to untangle himself from a thorny fling with a married woman; and Louise, the heroine of "Madame de...," is married, with a harmless reputation as a practicing flirt, when she finds herself dragged into the quicksand of infatuation.
There are already well-established practices in reputation management and search result optimisation that customise online information delivery.
Adams took on the case even knowing that his law practice and reputation would suffer because of raging public opinion against the men.
Somehow, it's fratty white doctor Peter Adam Pallyy) who salvages the practice's reputation ― he wants to start a mobile service to bring women's healthcare to underserved communities.
