11 Straightforward And Practical Tips To Improve Your Practice ’s Bottom Line
It is our responsibility as captains of our ships, however, to equip our practices and our staff members with the necessary tools and information if we want to have any chance of overcoming these real threats. (Source: Pediatric Inc)
Source: Pediatric Inc - June 21, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: Brandon Tags: Cost Reports Revenue Business Health Health Care Healthcare Insurance companies Management navigation payer Pediatrics Practice Managment Reporting risk The Business of Medicine Source Type: blogs
11 Straightforward And Practical Tips To Improve Your Practice ’s Bottom Line
You do not have to be a marine captain to know that there are countless potential dangers navigating waters.
With a little imagination you know there are many risks. Some hidden, like currents, while others are painfully apparent (i.e. howling winds, waves and torrential storms).
We know there isn’t anything the captain can do to eliminate weather conditions or enforce her will on ocean currents.
However, we can all agree the captain has control over the vessel. We can also agree that the captain has the responsibility to equip the ship and its crew member to its maximum potential if they have any intention of o...
Source: Pediatric Inc - June 21, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: Brandon Tags: Cost Reports Revenue Business Health Health Care Healthcare Insurance companies Management navigation payer Pediatrics Practice Managment Reporting risk The Business of Medicine Source Type: blogs
11 Straightforward And Practical Tips To Improve Your Practice ’s Bottom Line
It is our responsibility as captains of our ships, however, to equip our practices and our staff members with the necessary tools and information if we want to have any chance of overcoming these real threats. (Source: Pediatric Inc)
Source: Pediatric Inc - June 21, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: Brandon Tags: Cost Reports Revenue Business Health Health Care Healthcare Insurance companies Management navigation payer Pediatrics Practice Managment Reporting risk The Business of Medicine Source Type: blogs
11 Straightforward And Practical Tips To Improve Your Practice’s Bottom Line
You do not have to be a marine captain to know that there are countless potential dangers navigating waters.
With a little imagination you know there are many risks. Some hidden, like currents, while others are painfully apparent (i.e. howling winds, waves and torrential storms).
We know there isn’t anything the captain can do to eliminate weather conditions or enforce her will on ocean currents.
However, we can all agree the captain has control over the vessel. We can also agree that the captain has the responsibility to equip the ship and its crew member to its maximum potential if they have any intention of o...
Source: Pediatric Inc - June 21, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: pediatricinc Tags: Cost Reports Revenue Business Health Health Care Healthcare Insurance companies Management navigation payer Pediatrics Practice Managment Reporting risk The Business of Medicine Source Type: blogs
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Hello PediatricInc WordPress Subscribers, I have good news and not so good news. First the good news: I recently switched PediatricInc from WordPress.com to WordPress.org This is the reason you are receiving blog updates with bad links. The bad news is that I couldn’t figure out a way to seemingly transfer your blog subscription to […] (Source: Pediatric Inc)
Source: Pediatric Inc - June 8, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: Brandon Tags: Practice Management Source Type: blogs
11 Simple and Practice Tips To Improve Your Practice ’s Bottom Line
It is our responsibility as captains of our ships, however, to equip our practices and our staff members with the necessary tools and information if we want to have any chance of overcoming these real threats. (Source: Pediatric Inc)
Source: Pediatric Inc - June 8, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: Brandon Tags: Cost Reports Revenue Business Health Health Care Healthcare Insurance companies Management navigation payer Pediatrics Practice Managment Reporting risk The Business of Medicine Source Type: blogs
Is It Worth Being A Member Of The American Academy Of Pediatrics?
I asked a newly graduated pediatrician if she was going to renew her membership with the American Academy of Pediatrics. Her response did not surprise me. She said, “…probably not. I see no point in being a member.” As far as she was concerned, there wasn’t an upside ( or value ) to belong to […] (Source: Pediatric Inc)
Source: Pediatric Inc - June 7, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: Brandon Tags: Leadership AAP American Academy of Pediatrics Christoph Diasio MD Pediatricians SOAPM Suzanne Berman MD Vaccines Source Type: blogs
Is It Worth Being A Member Of The American Academy Of Pediatrics?
I asked a newly graduated pediatrician if she was going to renew her membership with the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Her response did not surprise me. She said, “…probably not. I see no point in being a member.”
As far as she was concerned, there wasn’t an upside ( or value ) to belong to the Academy. I knew what she meant because I share her feelings.
Recently I came across an email that challenged my stance regarding the value the American Academy Of Pediatrics provides to pediatricians.
I wanted to share the email just as I read it. Below are the unedited comments from Dr. Suzanne Berman and...
Source: Pediatric Inc - June 7, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: Brandon Tags: Leadership AAP American Academy of Pediatrics Christoph Diasio MD Pediatricians SOAPM Suzanne Berman MD Vaccines Source Type: blogs
Is It Worth Being A Member Of The American Academy Of Pediatrics?
I asked a newly graduated pediatrician if she was going to renew her membership with the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Her response did not surprise me. She said, “…probably not. I see no point in being a member.”
As far as she was concerned, there wasn’t an upside ( or value ) to belong to the Academy. I knew what she meant because I share her feelings.
Recently I came across an email that challenged my stance regarding the value the American Academy Of Pediatrics provides to pediatricians.
I wanted to share the email just as I read it. Below are the unedited comments from Dr. Suzanne Berman and...
Source: Pediatric Inc - June 7, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: pediatricinc Tags: Leadership AAP American Academy of Pediatrics Christoph Diasio MD Pediatricians SOAPM Suzanne Berman MD Vaccines Source Type: blogs
The Value of Having Core Values
The airline passenger was upset with the flight crew. So she wrote a letter to the CEO to inform him she did not approve of how the crew was making jokes while doing the pre-flight safety checks.
In her letter to the CEO, she made clear that security announcements ought to be taken serious because of how important they were.
As it turns out, the passenger that wrote the letter was a frequent flyer of the airline. Surely a customer the airline wants to keep. Right? So how did the CEO respond?
“We’ll miss you” and added, “Rest assured that this company, like all good airlines, take safety very, ver...
Source: Pediatric Inc - May 25, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: Brandon Tags: Leadership Patient Experience Patient Interactions Airlines Announcements Communications core values customer experience customers Flyer Frequent Flyer Southwest Airlines Source Type: blogs
The Value of Having Core Values
The airline passenger was upset with the flight crew. So she wrote a letter to the CEO to inform him she did not approve of how the crew was making jokes while doing the pre-flight safety checks.
In her letter to the CEO, she made clear that security announcements ought to be taken serious because of how important they were.
As it turns out, the passenger that wrote the letter was a frequent flyer of the airline. Surely a customer the airline wants to keep. Right? So how did the CEO respond?
“We’ll miss you” and added, “Rest assured that this company, like all good airlines, take safety very, ver...
Source: Pediatric Inc - May 25, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: pediatricinc Tags: Leadership Patient Experience Patient Interactions Airlines Announcements Communications core values customer experience customers Flyer Frequent Flyer Southwest Airlines Source Type: blogs
21 Questions To Put You and Your Medical Practice Back On Track
Things have changed since the beginning. You are now so wrapped up in the day to day that you’ve lost your North, your purpose, your original destination.
It used not to be this way, but it seems like the practice has lost its focus.
Losing focus was not intentional. You started out with a clear vision, worked out the details and began. You remained disciplined and consistent. You were not distracted easily, you kept an eye on the ball and made sure things were addressed effectively and efficiently.
However, along came bumps on the road, mishaps, unforeseen circumstances, misunderstandings, performance issues, compet...
Source: Pediatric Inc - May 11, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: Brandon Tags: Practice Improvement Practice Management Source Type: blogs
21 Questions To Put You and Your Medical Practice Back On Track
Things have changed since the beginning. You are now so wrapped up in the day to day that you’ve lost your North, your purpose, your original destination.
It used not to be this way, but it seems like the practice has lost its focus.
Losing focus was not intentional. You started out with a clear vision, worked out the details and began. You remained disciplined and consistent. You were not distracted easily, you kept an eye on the ball and made sure things were addressed effectively and efficiently.
However, along came bumps on the road, mishaps, unforeseen circumstances, misunderstandings, performance issues, compet...
Source: Pediatric Inc - May 11, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: pediatricinc Tags: Practice Improvement Practice Management Source Type: blogs
How Well Do Parents Know What You Do As a Pediatrician?
During the summer months, I posted on our practice’s Facebook page, a note encouraging parents, to schedule their children’s wellness visits.
Although the message was for our entire Facebook community, I wanted to catch the eye of parents with teenagers. Don’t know how well you manage teens in your office, but in our office, we have decent wellness visit numbers with younger patients. The teen population?
Not so much. Once the teen years kick in, we mostly see them when they are sick.
I wanted to encourage parents to make their wellness visits but also throw in a subtle nudge to parents with teens.To get thei...
Source: Pediatric Inc - April 27, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: Brandon Tags: Marketing Practice Improvement Social Media The Business of Medicine challenge Change Facebook leadership lesson medical practice Patient Interactions Pediatric Pediatricians Pediatrics Practice Management strategy Source Type: blogs
How Well Do Parents Know What You Do As a Pediatrician?
It’s hard to appreciate the value that pediatricians provide when one is not aware of exactly what it is that pediatricians do. (Source: Pediatric Inc)
Source: Pediatric Inc - April 27, 2016 Category: Pediatrics Authors: Brandon Tags: Marketing Practice Improvement Social Media The Business of Medicine challenge Change Facebook leadership lesson medical practice Patient Interactions Pediatric Pediatricians Pediatrics Practice Management strategy Source Type: blogs
