How to say ‘no’ to patients.
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Are you a Doctor, Physio, or Osteo? Do you know what your GDPR requirements are, and are you truly compliant? Explore the common mistakes clinicians make in trying to become GDPR compliant, including the privacy notice, not having data processor to data controller agreements in place, hardware encryption, and data breach policies.
Marketing is so much more than Google and Facebook Ads (and those expensive leaflets you had printed, which are now wafting around the floors of clinic waiting areas). Have a good hard think about anything you do on a daily basis to keep and attract patients.
If you look around you, the clinicians who are making enviable livings are doing so because they also provide an excellent patient experience.
I'm passionate about email when it comes to private practice growth, but the rest of the time, unless you govern it, it will end up ruining your mental bandwidth if you are away on holiday or at a conference.
Been feeling a little tied up with all the red tape that Private Practice can bring? Wondering if it's just too much like hard work and probably not worth the extortionate indemnity fees.
Do you think you are worth what you charge in private practice? Have you lost touch with your true value? Private Practice Ninja tips on getting it right.
Is it true, when it comes to where you consult from its all about Location? ... Absolutely. How should the Clinician go about choosing where they are going to be based? A few things to consider...
No matter what your ‘why’ was for becoming a clinician, in Private Practice, you are also taking on the role of company CEO. You need to make time for that role. You need to schedule time for thinking and decision making, so that you can effectively steer the ship.