Hi, everyone. It’s Barbara Phillips with another NPBO Video Minute. And to day my question comes from Deb in North Carolina. And she says, “We’re a 3 year-old primary care practice in a very saturated area.” Meaning there are a lot of physician practices around her, and she’s still only seeing 5 to 8 patients per day. She wants to know what kind of advice we might have for her. [click to continue…]
As any Nurse Practitioner will tell you, running a practice takes a lot of time. Here are a few tips that will allow you to be more efficient, saving you and your staff time and effort. As a bonus, some of them will even increase patient satisfaction.
Use templates for standard documentation. You can just substitute any changes. This is especially useful when you are doing documentation online.
Use tools such as Short Keys when you document that same thing over and over again. [click to continue…]
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One can hardly turn on the news today with hearing something about some natural disaster. In recent weeks it’s been about earthquakes, tornados, floods and wild fire. And of course, the Northern Hemisphere Hurricane Season is upon us.
Clinicians need to be prepared for disasters…not only at home, but in your business as well. Even if you think it will never happen to you, you need to be prepared for the “never gonna happen” event.
Making a disaster plan is really just a business plan for disasters. Here are a few things to address: [click to continue…]
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