American Association for Physician Leadership

May/June 2018

Volume 33, Issue 6

May/June 2018

Every employer should have a written anti-harassment/respectful workplace policy or policies.

May/June 2018

This article provides a process and a formula for determining the cost of caring for patients using time-driven, activity-based costing.

May/June 2018

When we talk about a “patient-centered” practice, we’re talking about an organization-wide commitment to putting patients’ needs and desires first in every strategic, financial, operational, and clinical decision.

May/June 2018

The volume of electronic medical record (EMR) data managed by providers and practices has reached levels that often outstrip our capacity to manage. The data value ultimately is derived through effective governance, accountability, and alignment with...

May/June 2018

This article guides you through the basics of implementing telemedicine in your practice and provides guidance regarding billing and reimbursement for telemedicine services.

May/June 2018

We found that primary care physicians who work part time are at least as productive and likely more productive than their full-time peers when quantity of care is adjusted by FTE.

May/June 2018

The call center is generally the first contact for patients and referring physicians, and an important line of communication for established patients. Our report demonstrates the ability to improve this “front door” to the practice dramatically.

May/June 2018

This article discusses why it is that so many leadership transitions fail to meet expectations and offers strategies to ensure success with leadership transitions.

May/June 2018

This article explores the advantages and potential pitfalls of employee surveys.

May/June 2018

Our goal was to demonstrate how the oral and maxillofacial surgeon (OMS) may apply a cost–benefit analysis approach to surgical procedures that she or he is considering for the patient and to use this approach as a patient education tool in facilitat...

May/June 2018

This article offers guidelines on writing easy-to-read content for your blog or website.

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The American Association for Physician Leadership (AAPL) changed its name from the American College of Physician Executives (ACPE) in 2014. We may have changed our name, but we are the same organization that has been serving physician leaders since 1975.

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