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FEATURES

Practice Management in the Academic Organization: Managing Intellectual and Financial Capital

• Who Moved My Ether?
  
  
• Academic or Private-Practice Anesthesiology Groups: You Still Support Surgical Training Programs!
  
  
• PRO: Being Part of a Multispecialty Practice Group Is Not a Good Financial Deal
  
  
• CON: Should You Secede From the Medical School to Better Meet Your Academic and Clinical Missions?
  
  
• Mentoring Faculty and Residents: The Role of Departments in Developing Strong Relationships in Academic Careers
  
  
• The Making of a Physician Scientist: It Starts With Mentoring
  
  
• Incentive Programs for Academics … or … Be Careful What You Wish For
  
  

ARTICLES

• PRO: Opioids Have Been, Are and Always Will Be an Essential Tool in the Management of Patients With Acute, Chronic and Cancer Pain
  
  
• CON: Opioids in Patients Without Cancer: The Pendulum Needs to Shift Back to the Center
  
  
• Baghdad: Hope Amid the Ruins
  
  
• Malignant Hyperthermia Syndrome: From Barnyard to Molecular Genetics Laboratory
  
  
• Innovation and the Future in Continuing Medical Education
  
  
• ABA Announces …
  

DEPARTMENTS

• From the Crow’s Nest
  
  
• Administrative Update
  
  
• Washington Report
  
  
• Practice Management
  
  
• State Beat
  
  
• Residents’ Review
  
  
• What's New In …
  
  
• Subspecialty News
  
  
• ASA News
  
  
• In Memoriam
  
  
• Letters to the Editor
  
  
• FAER Report

The views expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views, policies or actions of the American Society of Anesthesiologists.

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