American Association for Physician Leadership

November/December 2020

Volume 36, Issue 3

November/December 2020

This article offers guidance in identifying employee burnout and how to best manage and reverse it.

November/December 2020

This article provides definitions and brief explanations of terms important to practice management.

November/December 2020

By moving “outside the box” of traditional referral patterns, you can garner additional patients.

November/December 2020

For doctors and office managers, identifying the sweet spot means uncovering and committing to hitting the key areas that differentiate excellence in your practice from other practices in the community or regional competitive environment.

November/December 2020

According to the data presented in this study, patient satisfaction scores reflect a provider’s patient population more than actual quality of care provided.

November/December 2020

This article is the transcript from a conversation about the needs and expectations of today’s patients and how the medical practice staff can help with the patient experience.

November/December 2020

Almost every practice manager at one time or another finds himself or herself suddenly saddled with a new program, system, or other major contract commitment signed by a physician.

November/December 2020

Launching an effective and competitive job search requires skills and knowledge often overlooked by those wishing to navigate any job change, much less a career transformation.

November/December 2020

Of all the critical ethical issues in medicine today, the relationship between doctors and pharmaceutical companies is one of the most serious, because these relationships may be marked by significant conflicts of interest.

November/December 2020

Physicians would be prudent to understand the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPBD) reporting procedures. This knowledge and understanding will help physicians participate in peer review and will reduce the likelihood of a physician being a subject ...

November/December 2020

Expanding the concept of efficiency beyond temporal domains may inform and enable healthcare decision-makers in how best to improve quality and processes.

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