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Embezzlement

April 2, 2012
6 Ways to Get Your Medical Practice Organized
Tired of decreased productivity? Here's what you need to do to whip your practice back into shape. More »
September 21, 2011
What Makes a Practice Great?
Practices achieve greatness by focusing on key attributes that allow for financial prosperity, professional growth for staff, satisfied patients, and continuous improvement of operations. More »
October 26, 2010
Protecting Your Practice from Fraud and Embezzlement
In her MGMA session on the internal checks and balances practices should implement to prevent fraud and embezzlement, Susan F. Childs noted that 75 percent of businesses have a risk of theft or embezzlement. Is your practice at risk? Find out how to assess your practice procedures and prevent theft... More »
August 18, 2010
'Oops, I Hired a Nightmare Employee'
Here’s how to skip the drama and hire right the next time. More »
August 13, 2010
Hiring an Administrative Assistant
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July 15, 2010
Protecting Yourself From Identity Theft
Unfortunately, physicians are not immune to the growing threat of identity theft and data breaches. Check out our guide to keeping your personal information secure. More »
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Electronic Risk Assessment at Check-in Time Offers Financial, Patient Benefits
Marisa Torrieri , May 21, 2012

An increasing number of medical practices are finding that electronic check-ins go beyond entering basic data and verifying insurance.

Making Public Health Policy and Economics a Priority
Bryan R. Fine, MD, MPH , May 21, 2012

Public health as an important part of an allopathic, clinical program may be intuitive to some, but implementing it is still a challenge.

When Doctor's Get Sick, Patients Should Understand
Melissa Young, MD , May 21, 2012

With my associate out, we've had to do some patient shuffling and not every patient has been accepting about our situation.