Setting Expectations for Painless Dental Referrals.
March 1, 2008The patient is now psychologically prepared to feel less pain, be more satisfied with the procedure, and to talk to her friends about this experience.
5 CommentsEarly Edition - Monday, May 12th, 2008.
The patient is now psychologically prepared to feel less pain, be more satisfied with the procedure, and to talk to her friends about this experience.
5 CommentsCrtitical information about managing word-of-mouth, and how it affects your practice, has come from a study of placebos conducted at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
No CommentsWhen your practice is new, you usually have more time than money. Nurse Practitioner Barbara C. Phillips used that time to build relationships which helped her practice to quickly grow.
No CommentsThere are times when advertising your practice pays off handsomely, and others in which you can’t buy a new patient.
2 CommentsThere are two important criteria when designing the content for your web site: relevance and credibility. Make it interesting to your patients and potential patients, and focus on the patient experience.
One CommentYou won’t have much success using the Internet to attract new patients to your practice. However, you need a web presence for credibility and to provide contact information.
No CommentsBy Chuck McKay
Some patients look for a good benefits / price ratio. Others search for an adviser they can trust. Interestingly, the right thing to say to one is exactly the wrong thing to say to the other.
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