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Practice Management

Patients and Physicians Benefit Greatly From Modern OB/GYN Workflows

A modern OB/GYN practice creates efficiencies for patients and providers — a virtuous circle that improves patient outcomes and patient satisfaction while increasing clinician revenue and lowering stress levels. Patients want their physicians to provide efficient, up-to-date systems. They want to make appointments online, pay their bills through a portal or mobile payment system, and 

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Practice Management

Consistency is Key: Using TPS to Improve Plastic Surgery Practices

The more consistent your plastic surgery practice is, the more it can deliver the experience and outcomes your patients seek. To that end, an editorial in Aesthetic Surgery Journal looked at how plastic surgeons can improve consistency by applying principles from the Toyota Production System (TPS). TPS was developed in the 1950s as a way

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Practice Management

Otolaryngologists Look to APPs and Stronger Coding Practices to Improve the Bottom Line

One conversation taking place more frequently among otolaryngologists concerns advanced practice providers (APPs). There are a few reasons. First, during the pandemic, primary care providers were overwhelmed with patients, and many were seeing those patients via telemedicine. Since it’s difficult to properly examine an ear, look inside the nose, or palpate the neck during a virtual visit,

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Practice Management

Software Used by Medical Billing Companies

What type of software do top performing Billing Services use? Can the right Revenue Cycle Management software help Billing Services and Medical Billing Companies build stronger relationships with, and achieve spectacular results on behalf of their clients? Business relationships aren’t all that different than personal ones—great communication is the best way to keep them healthy. For billing

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