Richard Baron, the CEO of the ABIM Foundation, talks about how professionalism can help physicians shape a more satisfying career in medicine. This involves championing stewardship of resources on behalf of patients, engaging in social justice, and finding joy in the practice of medicine.
Read MoreIn order to estimate out how much disability insurance doctors need, they have to figure out how much life would change if they suddenly couldn’t work.
Read MoreCommunication failures are a contributing factor in 27% of medical malpractice claims. Eliminating them could reduce medical errors and patient injury.
Read MoreIn order to help patients implement consistently healthy strategies, doctors must increase the number of touchpoints with them outside of office visits.
Read MoreValuing a medical practice is more of an art than a science and you must always keep in mind that the “Asking Price” is NOT the purchase price.
Read MoreFor those that are considering merging with another private practice entity, applying a systematic approach to strategic due diligence can yield huge returns to practices considering mergers.
Read MoreThere’s no trust anywhere when it comes to healthcare-a new survey shows that hospital systems & doctors don’t trust health plans & plans don’t trust them.
Read MoreSuccessful leadership coaching of physicians may require that they understand the theory and research underpinning the field of coaching first.
Read MoreFinancial metrics not only help to track the performance of your practice but also can be used to increase accountability of your in-house staff as well as outsourced billing companies.
Read MoreSocial media offers doctors opportunities to educate patients, provide better customer service, reduce visits, improve scheduling, and increase loyalty.
Read MorePerformance metrics help you know how well the practice is doing as well as determine what needs to change and what should stay the same.
Read MoreA physician partner can help you grow your practice, but you have to carefully identify what each of you wants from the partnership and craft it carefully.
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