Doctor Reputation
What Doctors Should Ask in a Job Interview
Job interviews give employers the opportunity to find the best of the best. They want to see if you are a good fit for the current position, which is why interview questions can be rather difficult.
Doctor Reputation
How Patient Reviews Can Benefit Your Medical Practice
Similar to other businesses, medical practices must implement marketing strategies in order to accomplish both long- and short-term goals. Most medical practices choose to implement a blend of different marketing strategies with an aim to increase revenue, gain a competitive edge, advertise products and services, or venture out into new markets. While there are hundreds of strategies to market your medical practice, nothing can compete with a long-term approach to increase your reputation.
Clinical News
Growing Trends in Alternative Medicine
At a time when one in two American adults has at least one chronic disease, it is safe to say that not all medicine has been figured out. There are numerous drugs for medical conditions and health guidelines regarding food intake, smoking, and physical exercise. However, when your patients complain about ongoing headaches, heartburn, or joint pain, medicine often has little to offer. For this reason, many doctors are turning to alternative medicine as a larger and more integrative approach to health.
Practice Marketing
Paper or Digital - Practice Management in the Digital Age
Digital technologies are beginning to reinvent the way the healthcare industry works.
Practice Marketing
Why Do Doctors Avoid Email to Communicate with Patients?
Emails are a basic part of our days.
Doctor Reputation
Inspiring Students and the Community
Slowly but surely, doctor leadership is becoming an important part of healthcare.
Practice Marketing
Using the Internet to Recruit Patients
It’s important for any business to have an online presence and a medical practice is no different.
Branding & Exposure
6 Ways New Physicians Can Prepare for Success
The road to success can be long and arduous especially if you’re a doctor.
Clinical News
Prevention of Opioid Abuse
Opioid-related deaths and drug overdose deaths and in the United States continue to increase.
Doctor Reputation
How Individuality Can Save Doctors
The direction medicine is taking is becoming more and more of one encouraging conformity rather than one of individuality.
Doctor Reputation
Helpful Tips for the First Day Working at a New Hospital
Your first day working at a new hospital is similar to starting the first day of high school or college – you may feel excited, yet a bit insecure. Although starting a new job is a period in your life filled with great promise and expectations, it may also cause you to feel nervous.
Doctor Lifestyle
How Can Technology Fight Against Physician Burnout?
Physician burnout is something that many physicians suffer from and the rest are afraid of.
Doctor Reputation
Is There a Right Way to Handle Discrimination from Patients?
Discrimination is defined as biased or prejudicial treatment of an individual or a group of individuals based on traits such as gender, age, sexual orientation, race, or religion.
Branding & Exposure
Why Patients Are Asking Questions Online
Over six million individuals in the United States alone search for medical and health-related information on the internet every day.
Practice Marketing
Helping Young Adult Patients with Chronic Illness Shift to Adult Care
What is a chronic illness? Usually we think only about chronic illnesses affecting older adults, but, more often than not, they affect children as well. Here's how you should help a child transition to adult care while they have a chronic illness.
Clinical News
What GPs Should Know About Medicare Annual Wellness Visits
Insurance is a tricky issue.
Clinical News
Hospitals Should Work to Prevent Cyberattacks
Cyber attacks are a real threat to the healthcare system today.
Doctor Lifestyle
Should You Convince Patients to Travel for a Second Opinion?
Most individuals, at the very least, face one major health-related decision at one point in their lives. Sometimes their diagnosis or treatment plan may not be clear and when it isn’t, a patient may be interested in getting a second opinion.
Clinical News
Doctors and Stress: How Common Is It?
Stress is commonly known as “America’s leading health problem.” Read more about how physicians can learn to manage and overcome daily stressors.
Doctor Reputation
How to Get Your Patients Involved In Their Health
A physician can only do so much for a patient in the office or hospital.
Branding & Exposure
Patients Missing Appointments?
Operating a medical practice can be difficult enough, let alone having to deal with patient no-shows.
Doctor Lifestyle
5 Healthcare Related Hobbies for Physicians Who Really Love What They Do
Some people just really love their job. In many cases, a physician chooses that career path because they love helping people and they love medicine. If this sounds like you, read on to explore some hobbies correlated with medicine.
