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In our blog, you find expert advice and thoughts on best practices, professional obligations, and clinical practice tools, that have an impact in managing and growing an independent practice.
How to Create a Safety Culture Within your Business
For business owners, including independent practitioners, it’s important to create a culture of safety. Not only for the well-being of ourselves, but any staff that may work for you. Worker training and orientation are part of the employer’s occupational health and safety responsibilities with ensuring a safe work environment.
Five Ways to build a More Productive Practice.
Providing excellent client care is a large part of running a successful business, but there’s also a lot of other factors that go into it. We’ve designed these productivity steps to help you create a practice that gets more done in less time, with less stress.
3 Ways to Reduce No-Show Rates Within Your Practice
No-shows are a reality for most practices, especially in the beginning. However, knowing how to decrease no-shows is key to maintaining growth and staying ahead of the curve.
9 Essential Tips for Creating an Invoicing Process
An effective invoice management system is one that helps you stay organized with accurate and timely invoicing. It not only improves the profitability of your business by also your customer service. Following are tips to improve your invoicing processing system
What To Consider When Providing Services In A Facility As a Solo Practitioner.
If you go into facilities to provide direct care (e.g. foot care), you will need to think about how you will document before your visit.
What to Consider When Implementing an Invoicing Process for your Business
When you’re trying to get your business off the ground, there’s nothing more frustrating than getting in a bind and not knowing where to turn. Filling out invoices and other forms on your own can be laborious and time-consuming.
Adopting Appointment Reminders to Increase Revenue and Decrease No shows
Julia is a self employed nurse providing cover at various facilities. At least once a month Julia arrives to be told and outbreak has taken place in the facility and that she can’t see her clients after all. Is Julia supposed to just lose a day’s income?
Certification Vs Certificate.What’s The Difference?
Have you come across this question? “I just completed a program on a specialty area of my profession, can I use the word “certified” as part of my title for such specialty?
5 Key Considerations to Prevent Professional Negligence in A Claim or Lawsuit.
As regulated professionals, solo practitioners are directly accountable to clients. It is imperative to develop and maintain policies and procedures based on evidence, best practice guidelines, Professional standards and practice standards.
Are You Safeguarding Your Client’s Information as Required?
Let’s assume that you have been documenting all patient records on paper and now want to change to paper-free.
Your question might be:
I have been using paper charting for my independent practice, but I’m considering going paper-free and using electronic charting Is this allowed?
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Best Practices On Risk Management and Quality Assurance For Solo Practitioners
It is important for regulated solo practitioners to be committed to ongoing quality improvement and risk management of their practice. Ensuring safe and efective provision of care services is paramount for the establishment, maintenance and growth of any business.
One key step to accomplish this, is committing to developing policies and procedures that address risks and quality assurance of your private practice
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