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Effective Follow-up Procedures for Patient Care as a Dental Administrative Assistant

Northwest Career College

As a Dental Administrative Assistant, your role ensures every clinic patient has an excellent customer service experience. In addition to properly preparing for upcoming patient visits, you must effectively follow up with patients after their appointments.

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First Impressions Matter: Optimizing the Dental Front Desk Experience

Northwest Career College

The Role of the Front Desk The front desk is the most frequent contact point for patients visiting a dental practice, forming an essential part of their experience. Customer service and communication skills, bundled with organizational skills, go a long way in helping a practice run smoothly.

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How to Establish Performance Baselines for Your Healthcare Team

MedicalGPS

Endeavor for Excellence: Step 4 – Establish Performance Baselines If you have been following along for the redeployment of MedicalGPS’ service improvement program, this week we move into Step #4 — establishing baseline performance measures. If not, there is no need to reinvent the wheel and attempt to start from scratch.

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Telehealth Update from J.D. Power, Amwell, Cigna, GoodRx, and a Trio of Smart Doctors

Health Populi

Power, Telehealth Patient Satisfaction Surges During Pandemic but Barriers to Access Persist. Across all providers, AmWell scored highest at 885, followed by Doctor on Demand with 879 points. Cigna, the highest-scoring payer-backed telehealth organization, racked up 874 points on the 1,000-point scale. In the study, J.D.

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These Techniques Form the Foundation of Industry Leading Healthcare Receptionists

MedicalGPS

As patients arrive at your practice and enter your check-in area, are receptionists at your practice in the habit of looking up from their computers and greeting the patient as they approach, even before the patient completes the last few steps of their journey to the check-in counter? Eye Contact.