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J. Scott Litton, Jr., MD

J. Scott Litton, Jr., MD

J. Scott Litton, Jr., MD, FAAFP, graduated from the University of Virginia School of Medicine in 2000 and completed his Family Medicine residency at Spartanburg Regional Health System in Spartanburg, S.C. in 2003. He is board certified and currently practices at Litton Family Medicine in his hometown of Pennington Gap, Va.

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As physicians, grasp how much work you can do in one day, adjust your schedule accordingly, and start fresh each new day.

Members of your medical practice working together is vital to efficiently treat patients and have a successful office.

Taking time to understand the duties of your staff and provide the appropriate back up when needed is crucial to operating an efficient practice.

Ninety-five percent of my patients take my medical recommendations. It's the other five percent that require more convincing.

When it comes to patient communication, the best way is always a face-to-face encounter, especially when it involves bad news.

Like most medical practices, we offer flu shots to patients. And like most practices, some accept, some refuse, and some go to their grocery store instead.

The difficulty imposed on primary-care physicians as a result of the imperfect Medicare SGR formula creates more hurdles in our day-to-day work flow.

It's the end of the year, and bonuses are likely to get doled out at your medical practice. But don't forget to acknowledge staff year-round.

It's December and that means it's time for your medical practice's annual exam to remain healthy for next year and years to come.

An efficient policy for dealing with pharmaceutical reps visiting your medical practice keeps them, as well as your staff and patients, happy.

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