Patient Retention vs. Acquiring New Patients
Don’t get me wrong, new patients are important for practice growth, but retaining existing patients has a greater practice impact.
They know the drill…pun intended.
Don’t get me wrong, new patients are important for practice growth, but retaining existing patients has a greater practice impact.
They know the drill…pun intended.
Part II. While presenting at AAOMS, American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, we began the day with a group activity to identify daily communication challenges. The focus was on three areas: Patients, Players (team members), and Practice.
While presenting at AAOMS, American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, we began the day with a group activity to identify daily communication challenges. The focus was on three areas: Patients, Players (team members), and Practice.
Great leaders reduce team turnover by UP-skilling AND RE-skilling team members. When everyone’s voice is heard and valued we are inspired
to go beyond what is expected of us!
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