When your practice feels like a daily burden, steals time from your family, and limits your lifestyle choices, it’s time to get out of jail. Create a lifestyle practice that you love.
Many doctors take the opportunity near the end of the year to give referrers a special gift of appreciation. Learn how to make the most of this marketing activity:
Probably second only to accounting and taxes, practice management is one of the least enjoyable aspects of endodontics for many doctors. But it doesn’t need to be that way.
Most businesses get to a point where continued growth and improvement becomes harder to achieve. As top-line growth levels and plateaus, the challenge is to find a way to get past the hump and reach the next level.
Critical decisions in your practice can have a huge impact on your future success and happiness. When is the right time to make a change? How do you make that decision? How do you know it is the right decision?
Unhappy patients report back to their referring GPs, but most unhappy experiences are unforced errors by the endodontic practice. Here are 3 key mistakes you can correct to boost patient satisfaction:
Do worries, stress and issues about the practice occupy your mind, even when you’re not at work? Or, when you are at work, do you feel pulled in so many directions that you are frustrated and exhausted by the end of the day?
Taking a break from your daily routine, to-do list and stresses can give you much-needed clarity as a practice leader. Learn why leadership perspective is essential to practice success.
Studies show that when teams are more focused on the negative reactions of their leaders (that’s you) when problems arise, they are less likely to be highly productive. Learn how to change the game by creating a positive team environment.
Summer is when you can get emergency referrals from GPs who don’t normally refer to you, but their regular endodontist is on vacation. Here’s how to go from being a relief pitcher for the referring office to being their preferred starting pitcher.
