Books and eBooks
Physician - Time to Invest in Yourself: Work-Life Balance, the Needs of the Patient, and Medical-Legal Risk Management
Designed for practicing physicians and those in training, the frank dialog between the authors is like eavesdropping on their conversation about practice and life balance! You’ll appreciate the sense of community here; knowing you are not alone will boost your confidence an...
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Author: Timothy E. Paterick, MD, JD, MBA, and Elizabeth Ngo, MD
Think Business! Medical Practice Quality, Efficiency, Profits 2nd Edition
This revised edition provides the vital information that top business schools teach. Think Business! is designed for the busy professional as a “mini-MBA” for the medical practice environment. Written in a clear style, it covers the changes occurring in healthcare and reimbu...
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Author: Owen Dahl, MBA, LFACHE, CHBC
Choosing Autonomy: The Physician's Guide to Returning to Private Practice
Physicians, minimize risky decisions by reading this book before you make a move! Hospital CEOs and executives will find this book useful as they seek to understand the perspective of physicians they employ. For medical practice consultants, the book provides a transfer of k...
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Author: Randy Bauman
Time to Sell? Guide to Selling a Physician Practice: Value, Options, Alternatives 3rd Edition
In this 3rd edition, the author helps physicians examine their own selling scenario — from how much the practice is worth to the operational, deal-making, and legal issues that would shape the sale. He helps physicians find the right answers and make the best deals. Should ...
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Author: Randy Bauman
The Handbook for Credentialing Healthcare Providers
This handbook enables your organization to systemize the tedious, ongoing, and mandatory process of credentialing your medical staff - and to understand why you must!
Author: Ellis M. "Mac" Knight, MD, MBA, FACP, FACHE, FHM
What It's Like to Become a Doctor: A Year-by-Year Journey from Medical Student to Practicing Physician
The author steps up and provides an educated voice on the challenges confronting all doctors-in-training, ultimately seeking a way forward for more efficient and better patient care. This book is for students who are thinking about a career in medicine, patients who are frus...
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Author: Matthew Moeller, MD
Integrating Behavioral Health into The Medical Home: A Rapid Implementation Guide
A one-of-a-kind practical resource that offers up- to-the-minute guidance on how to integrate behavioral health (BH) into primary care in a manner which is legal, profitable, clinically effective, time-efficient, and reflective of best practices.
Author: Kent A. Corso, PsyD, BCBA-D; Christopher L. Hunter, PhD, ABPP; Owen Dahl, MBA, FACHE, LSSMBB; Gene A. Kallenberg, MD; and Lesley Manson, PsyD
How Physicians Can Fix Health Care: One Innovation at a Time
Learn how to formulate an innovative idea, solidify it and design a team to deploy it. The author cites real-life examples of how small innovations are improving health care across the country and explains how all physicians can achieve similar successes within any health ca...
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Author: Chris Trimble
Physicians at the Bargaining Table: Alignment, Clinical Integration, Value-based Contracting and Population Health Management
Today’s practicing physicians tend to feel hemmed in by the pressures to align with other entities imposed upon them through the changing structures in healthcare. The dilemma is not so much of whether or not to merge in some manner with other entities; rather, it is more ab...
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Author: Ellis M. “Mac” Knight, MD, and Max Reiboldt, CPA
Physician Alignment: Ensuring Success with Negotiations, Payment Systems, and Education of Stakeholders
In light of the evolution of healthcare, physician alignment is a legitimate issue for providers who now function in the era of accountable care. The dilemmas providers face are less about whether to align with other entities and more about how to ensure success. Many option...
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Author: Max Reiboldt, CPA
Operation Five-Star: Service Excellence in the Medical Practice - Cultural Competency, Post-Adverse Events, and Patient Engagement
In the past, Five-Star Service was perhaps one of the most underestimated concepts in the healthcare industry. Not anymore. Five-Star customer service is something we all demand in our everyday lives - in our homes, businesses, and personal lives - and now it is becoming one...
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Author: James W. Saxton, Esq., and Maggie M. Finkelstein, Esq.
Own the Phone: Proven Ways of Handling Calls, Securing Appointments, and Growing Your Healthcare Practice
Every day, potential buyers call your practice, and too often, experience poor customer service, which turns them away. Inefficient phone handling also frustrates existing patients and hurts patient retention. All told, poor phone management causes practices to lose much-nee...
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Author: Spencer Peller
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