Can a doctor be a hero? Definitely. What about a nurse? Absolutely! But, let's not forget everyone else who may perform heroic actions or in fact be heroes. The cleaning staff and the food workers are vitally important. They face dangers as well. If not for them, our hospitals and long-term care facilities would be unfit for habitation. Everyone providing the behind-the-scenes services deserves the admiration and respect given to front-line responders. Pedestals set People up for Falls Our society loves to identify … [Read More...] about Pedestals are for Statues Shared Respect Builds Relationships
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Patient Engagement With Your Patient Portal
Having a Portal Is Only a Start Patient engagement with your patient portal is an important part of growing your medical practice. Most … [Read More...] about Patient Engagement With Your Patient Portal
Nursing Recruitment Strategies
The process of nurse recruitment is laborious and can be time consuming, much like physician recruitment. You may need a nurse right … [Read More...] about Nursing Recruitment Strategies
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Case Study: BY and the Performance Reviews
BY is the clinical administrator for a large multispecialty practice. As part of her role, BY handles clinical evaluations including annual employee … [Read More...] about Case Study: BY and the Performance Reviews
My Practice will Never be Hit by Ransomware
One of the biggest mistakes physicians and practice managers can make is to assume they will not be a target of cyberattacks. Unfortunately, this is … [Read More...] about My Practice will Never be Hit by Ransomware
What Do Physicians Need to Know About Website Development?
Just like physicians, web developers have their own specialized jargon, including terms like responsive design, search engine optimization … [Read More...] about What Do Physicians Need to Know About Website Development?
The Credentialing Process for Insurance Carriers
Requirements for credentialing with both governmental and private insurance have expanded over the years. It is vital to keep this information up to … [Read More...] about The Credentialing Process for Insurance Carriers
Case Study: Leadership Means Finding the Source of Problems
SQ is a loyal employee who brings a positive attitude and is always on time and willing to help out. Recently, however the office manager found SQ's … [Read More...] about Case Study: Leadership Means Finding the Source of Problems
Case Study: The New Practice Administrator
PM has been with a practice for 18 months. He has great credentials and can handle the finances, regulatory requirements, and computer issues. The … [Read More...] about Case Study: The New Practice Administrator
Case Study: NQ Felt She Was Best for the Job
NQ has been with the practice for 10 years and has always been a dependable employee. She works in billing and typically has limited interaction with … [Read More...] about Case Study: NQ Felt She Was Best for the Job
Things I Wish I Learned In Medical School
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Case Study: Dr. FB and the Cancellations
Dr. FB has been in the practice for five years. He is a good fit for the culture of the practice and gets along well with the other doctors. However, … [Read More...] about Case Study: Dr. FB and the Cancellations