Titlebook: Orthopedic Practice Management; Strategies for Growt Eric C. Makhni,Melvin C. Makhni,Charles A. Bush-Jo Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerla

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Partnership, Ancillaries, and Other Considerationses coupled with a dynamic healthcare environment create many challenges for orthopedic group practices. As orthopedic surgeons, you spend years studying medicine and surgery, but in most cases almost no time is devoted to any formal training in business or management. For those surgeons who plan on

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Setting up your Clinical Practice – Keys for Growth and Success practice. Most physicians “learn on the fly” through trial-and-error on how to recruit patients, market their practice, and navigate the challenging bureaucracy that is modern-day medicine. The goal of this chapter is to provide physicians with practical advice on how to successfully (and efficient

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Social Media Use in the Field of Orthopedic Surgeryaining healthcare-related information and usually before ever consulting with a physician. While the average orthopedic patient is very likely to participate in social media, orthopedic providers are participating at underwhelming rates. With the ability to reach thousands of individuals simultaneou

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Building and Managing a Successful Private Practicee include freedom of schedule, case volume and/or selection, access to ancillary revenue streams, and control of office personnel. While entering into a private practice exposes a surgeon to more financial risk than hospital or academic employment, it also holds potential for greater entrepreneurial

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Implementing Outcomes Collection in Clinical Practicey and importance of collecting outcomes in an orthopedic surgery practice. Needless to say, research using outcomes data is critical to improving the quality of musculoskeletal care and provides a medium to establish evidence-based practice. The variety of outcomes extends into subjective and object

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Healthcare Policyof stakeholders, and far-reaching in their implications on practice. This chapter will cover an overview of this history beginning with the development of health insurance as a method to finance healthcare, the advent of employer-based health insurance, the implementation of the Medicare and Medicai