Practice Management

Here are six strategies for dealing with patient complaints in a coherent, concise manner that preserves patient confidence and satisfaction, according to the Texas Medical Association:

A majority of employed physicians are likely to recommend employment over self-employment, according to Medscape's Employed Doctors Report 2014.

Disciplining an employee can be a difficult and uncomfortable experience, but there are ways of handling the situation with confidence, according to a Houston Chronicle Small Business report.

In an Inc. article, Lee Colan, founder of The L Group, a leadership consulting firm, lays out ways in which managers can coach underperforming employees and improve their performance.

  Starting a brand new practice as a concierge physician or transitioning your current practice to concierge medicine is not easy, according to an American Academy of Private Physicians blog post.

Nearly half of physicians are confident or very confident that their electronic health record system will be viable in five years, according to a national survey commissioned by Medical Economics and administered by MPI Group.

Many companies have found that rather than limiting employees in the workplace, giving their workers more freedom results increased productivity and efficiency, according to a Business News Daily article.

  Here are six articles on marketing strategies for medical practices from the last month.

Here are six articles on marketing strategies for medical practices from the last month.

Most primary care practices in CMS' Comprehensive Primary Care initiative use traditional staffing models and do not report having dedicated staff such as care coordinators and health educators, who may be integral to new primary care models, according to a…