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The First Year: What to Expect When Running a New Nurse Practitioner Practice

Nurse Practitioners in Business

This is an exciting milestone, but lets face ityour first year in business is going to be a whirlwind. Market online using social media and Google My Business. Personalize communication: Use SMS or email appointment reminders. Onboarding Staff: Train staff on your workflows, technology, and practice policies.

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Late Arrivals, No-Shows? Effective Strategies for NPs

Nurse Practitioners in Business

However, to effectively manage these problems, you need a unified approach of clear policies, proactive and open communication, and a good dose of patient education. Clearly Communicate Your Policies: Explain your policies when patients first establish with your office. Does that mean you cant do anything about it? No, of course not!

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Training Your Team to Talk About Clinical Trials with Patients 

American Medical Compliance

That’s why formal training matters. Here’s what your staff needs to know—and how to help them get there. Understand the Basics of Clinical Trials Your team doesn’t need to be research coordinators, but they do need a working understanding of how trials operate. Others may have limited experience navigating the healthcare system.

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How to Train Surgical Teams Without Pulling Them Off the Floor 

American Medical Compliance

Surgical teams need ongoing trainingwhether it’s to meet compliance standards, reduce errors, or improve communication. Thats why more healthcare facilities are turning to smarter, more flexible training options that work around their teamsnot against them. Why not use this time for brief training moments ?

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How to Implement Behavioral Health Compliance Best Practices

Relias

Accurate and timely medical record documentation: Facilitates diagnosis and treatment Communicates pertinent information to other caregivers to ensure patient safety Supports optimal care delivery and patient outcomes Common deficiencies in medical records documentation include incompleteness, inaccuracy, and inconsistency.

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The 2025 expert guide to better aged care

Nursing Review

In its mid-year report, OPAN highlighted communication standards and access to home care packages as the two most pressing issues for older Australians. As awareness is crucial to early diagnosis and better patient outcomes, programs like Venture Out benefit the whole community, not just those with dementia. Craig Gear.

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ADA… What It Means For Your Practice

Nurse Practitioners in Business

The ADA, enacted in 1990, is a federal law that prohibits discrimination based on disability in: Employment Transportation Public accommodations Communications and Access to government programs and services. The general requirement is that businesses provide everyone with the same opportunity to access their goods or services.