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|Articles|June 13, 2012
End-of Day Medical Practice Finance Form
Use this simple worksheet for better financial control at your private medical practice.
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One simple way to control finances at your medical practice is the End-of-Day Report, according to consultant George Conomikes.
His firm, Conomikes Associates, provides the following worksheet that is completed at the end of every day as part of a procedure to ensure greater financial reporting. Here is
Download your own A/R End-of-Day Report
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