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Now more than ever, clinics need efficient operations, optimal throughput and high quality patient service. With that in mind, HouseCalls, our monthly newsletter, offers practical process improvement and change management tips for you to implement in "your house."

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Balance Your Core Business Goals
August/September, 2009
"Implementing core business improvement should be a key component of your annual goals..."
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Succeed at EHR Implementation
July, 2009
"The most successful EHR system implementations focus on improving workflow efficiencies and enabling better management of the patient care process."
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Increase Practice Manager Value
May, 2009
"Less than 25 percent of physicians, executives and practice managers surveyed thought the role of the practice manager was designed effectively.... it may be time to redefine the role."
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Right Data, Better Results
April, 2009
"Simple data collection and analysis techniques combined with appropriate graphic representation of the results can create a compelling visual picture for implementing process change and monitoring progress toward achieving goals."
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Streamline Patient Pathways
March, 2009
"If you walked through your clinical areas and observed the patient visit process, what would you see?"
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Focus on Patient Throughput
February, 2009
"Daily headlines are enough to worry even the most successful clinics. With industry-wide decreases in (elective) services and slow/declining reimbursement, you may be tempted to focus on cost containment or reduction."
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