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|Podcasts|February 23, 2012
Foundations for Building a Successful Solo Practice
Author(s)Marisa Torrieri
Solo practitioner James Holsinger shares his thoughts on how a solo practice can also be a successful one.
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Building a successful solo practice in today’s lean economy requires great skills and good technology. Keokak, Iowa-based solo practitioner James Holsinger shares some of his wisdom from this year's HIMSS12 Conference in Las Vegas.
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