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Practice Management
Planning and Leadership
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managed, successful organization has an executive(s) in charge who can
control the business. These executives have the ability to find the
reasons behind any increase or decrease in production statistics and
can act swiftly to remedy problems. They can create workable plans and
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An
executive who is educated in business basics can put an organization on
a path to success and keep it moving in the right direction.
Unfortunately, most doctors did not study business administration in
school. The consequence of that is the practice ends up controlling the
doctor. The doctor finds himself in a constant state of cope, will
little or no breathing room available to organize and manage.
Doing the Silkin program puts a doctor in the driver's seat. The
benefits of this are too long to list. Suffice it to say that decreased
stress, a significantly improved bottom line and an enhanced quality of
life are some of the by-products of learning basic executive and
management skills.
Silkin executive training teaches doctors how to:
- Delegate,
get compliance and motivate staff to contribute.
- Create
a viable and solvent practice through proper financial planning and
marketing.
- Lower
overhead and increase efficiency.
- Analyze
statistics and develop plans that keep stats rising year after year.
- Evaluate
the current scene and figure out the steps necessary to create an ideal
scene.
- Use
an organizational chart that delineates and aligns the duties of each
position in the office and helps ensure the work will get done.
- Evaluate
staff based on their actual worth to the practice rather than on
opinion and personality.
Read what some
Silkin clients have to say about the results they experienced from
executive training:

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