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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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. … [Read More...] about Case Study: Dr. FB and the Cancellations
Preventing Embezzlement of Large Ticket Items
There are more ways to separate you from your money than you can imagine. Some are small and seemingly trivial (see Prevent … [Read More...] about Preventing Embezzlement of Large Ticket Items
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Great Leaders Are Effective Managers
For years numerous books and articles were written about the art of management, but over the past few years, the pendulum has swung toward a plea for … [Read More...] about Great Leaders Are Effective Managers
Case Study: PT Manages the Practice Without Building Relationships
PT, a new office administrator for a practice, has been in the position for nine months. The physicians are all pleased with how PT shares business … [Read More...] about Case Study: PT Manages the Practice Without Building Relationships
Case Study: Manage A Schedulers Time
A practice of four physicians and four nurse practitioners has five schedulers—one for each physician/NP pair and one to handle new patient referrals. … [Read More...] about Case Study: Manage A Schedulers Time
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
Guide for Choosing Passwords
Why Do I Have to Change my Password Again? Medical practices can be hectic environments, with everyone having seemingly one million things to do. … [Read More...] about Guide for Choosing Passwords
Case Study: Dr. SY Did the Credentialing
SY handled credentialing for a practice for several years but has recently retired from the practice. All of the recredentialing notifications went … [Read More...] about Case Study: Dr. SY Did the Credentialing
Great Leaders: Consensus Makers or Dictators?
Got an issue that needs to be dealt with in the office? Everyone does—that’s why we created SBGM. Great leadership requires effective management … [Read More...] about Great Leaders: Consensus Makers or Dictators?
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
Prior Authorizations Need Priority Solutions
The prior authorizations game is no game at all. Our patient’s well-being is at stake, and so is our own. The stress and frustration associated with … [Read More...] about Prior Authorizations Need Priority Solutions