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Speaking with doctors in restaurants.

As the secretary of Maryland's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, I've adopted this rule: I accept every invitation to talk to physicians in my state about the changes under way in the health care system. Usually these events happen at dinnertime, during a meeting of a local specialty society.