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Peer advice on managing the COVID-19 crisis
Author(s)Drew Boxler, Logan Lutton
See what your peers have to say about managing a practice during this pandemic, and how you can prepare for future surges.
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This year’s Staff Salary Survey from Physician’s Practice® featured new questions regarding how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected practices.
One of our comments sections provided the opportunity for respondents to share what they did to weather the pandemic’s effect on their patients and practice
As we enter the traditional flu season, which may or may not see new surges in COVID-19’s transmission, perhaps we can learn from previous experiences to stabilize future unpredictability.
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