Tag: practice management
Are You Thinking About Hiring a Nurse Practitioner or Physicians Assistant?
With the tremendous skill set and professionalism that a nurse practitioner can provide, there are many benefits of adding one to your practice's team.
Webinar: Practice Like a Doctor, Run Your Practice Like a Business
In our May webinar, PatientPop Account Consultant Dave Bean shared how to run your practice like a business and drive more revenue.
What Do Your Patients Wish They Could Tell You?
With the ease of online communication, your patients hold unprecedented power...but what do your patients wish you knew?
What Do Retail Clinics Mean for Your Practice?
Retail clinics are a great way for patients to get quick appointments for simple ailments, but what does their growing popularity mean for your practice?
Taking the Pain Out of Staff Performance Reviews
Performance reviews may feel uncomfortable, but they're necessary to team happiness and productivity. Here, 7 painless tactics for an effective review.
Executive Coaching: Do You Need Help With Your Business Strategy?
If you have a sense that there is something missing in your leadership style and skills or you’re facing new business challenges that are somewhat foreign to you, you may consider hiring an executive coach to help.
Why You Should Test Your Practice Experience
Mystery shopping is a technique used internally to measure quality of service, and can be an important diagnostic tool when running your practice.
Creative Holiday Campaigns to Promote your Practice
Create fun, unique marketing campaigns for National Tooth Fairy Day, Sun Safety Week, and other specialty-relevant "holidays".
Create a Marketing Strategy for Your Practice, Part 3: Implementation
As you assemble your plan, put your action items through a reality check by thinking about them separately from the entire plan. Each element should make sense in its own right — achievable, affordable, reasonable, and whatever other adjectives you...
Create a Marketing Strategy for Your Practice, Part 2: Budgeting
After conducting your research to see what competitors in your specialty are doing, and what is most important to your own patients, it’s time to create a marketing budget to guide you through at least the next two quarters.