550 Practice Management and Human Relations
Cases That Haunt Us: How to React, Rebound and Recover From Clinical Failures
Learn how to react when things go wrong-how to diagnose, document, and recover so that the appropriate care gets delivered.
550 Practice Management and Human Relations
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550 Practice Management and Human Relations
How to Make the Most Out of Your Dental Hygiene Appointment Using Guided Biofilm Therapy
This course will help to provide a comprehensive approach to making the most out of your dental hygiene appointment.
550 Practice Management and Human Relations
Invisible Dental Support Organizations (IDSO) are Coming to Your Town. Are You Ready? (On-Demand)
In this interactive webinar, doctors will understand the benefits and threats of IDSOs.
550 Practice Management and Human Relations
Invisible Dental Support Organizations (IDSO) are Coming to Your Town. Are You Ready?
In this interactive webinar, doctors will understand the benefits and threats of IDSOs.
550 Practice Management and Human Relations
Attaining the ideal Workflow in Today’s RDH Operatory
This webinar will reconsider chairside activities and demonstrate how such technologies as air medicinal delivery can liberate the dental hygienist.
550 Practice Management and Human Relations
Communication pearls for patient relationship building without the fear of rejection,
the anxiety of selling or the liability of not saying anything.
Let’s spend quality time emphasizing the “Why” behind our “Do” and jump off the monotonous routine of our cyclic daily schedule we push thru to the end of Friday.
550 Practice Management and Human Relations
A Mediator’s DIY Guide to Conflict Resolution in the Dental Office
Too often, conflicts in a dental practice are addressed in one of two ways—by ignoring them and hoping they’ll go away (they won’t), or by coming down too hard, overmanaging or firing people, hoping that will fix the problem (it won’t).
550 Practice Management and Human Relations
HIPAA complexities and compliance issues
This course will review the need to protect the personal and medical information of patients which is the primary reason for the enactment of HIPAA in 1996.
3 CE Credits
550 Practice Management and Human Relations
550 Practice Management and Human Relations
ReputationMatters: Grow Your Practice for FREE!
During this program, we will discuss the psychology of internet reviews. We will review how our prospective patients feel about them and what literature is available from academia.