
A story about war can teach about making the right choices for your practice.
Neil Baum, MD, a Professor of Clinical Urology at Tulane University in New Orleans, LA. Dr. Baum is the author of several books, including the best-selling book, Marketing Your Medical Practice-Ethically, Effectively, and Economically, which has sold over 225,000 copies and has been translated into Spanish. He contributes a weekly video for Medical Economics on practical ideas to enhance productivity and efficiency in medical practices. His 5–7-minute videos and short articles provide practical ideas that can be easily implemented and incorporated into any medical practice. Dr. Baum can be reached at doctorwhiz@gmail.com.

A story about war can teach about making the right choices for your practice.

In healthcare, where doctors rely heavily on digital platforms for patient management, diagnostics, and communication, achieving an optimal screen-life balance has become a formidable task.

We can fill our schedules not only with new patients, but also increasing existing patients returning to our practices.

Safeguard your medical practice from litigation by adopting proactive strategies.

Small practices can still thrive in the backyard of large practices or large medical corporations.

Don't miss the opportunity to learn from others' blunders.

The importance of motivating employees by providing measurable and written goals through a concise, effective mission statement and policy manual.

The stress of being confined to a small shell becomes the stimulus for further growth.

How do you differentiate yourself from the competition?

The importance of social media to your practice's growth.

Overcoming communication challenges and fostering inclusive practices for physicians.

Tips to keep your current patients happy.

The final part of our four-part series on publishing a book and raising your profile.

Part three in our four-part series on publishing a book and raising your profile.

Part two of our four-part series on publishing a book and raising your profile.

Publishing a book could raise the profile of both you and your practice.

A medical liability case can be a source of anxiety within your practice and personal life.

Improving communication can have a positive impact on patient relations and satisfaction.

Inertia can manifest in various healthcare scenarios where established traditions and routines hinder the adoption of new approaches.

In medicine, every action has the potential to impact patients' lives.

Finding the right speed for your practice.

Being hacked can rain havoc on your practice and your ability to provide healthcare to your patients.

The baby boomer generation is different from other markets.

Recently, a digital artwork sold for $69.3 million.

Advice for life from a Navy SEAL.

Building with Lego can be similar to a career in medicine.

Suggestions that will separate your offer from other practices competing to hire the same employee.

The right communication strategy can keep you from losing a patient.

Who do you want on your team, the go-getters or the gunnas?

The potential result of having an ideal day: You feel a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction and you have put burnout on the back burner!