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Security advice for smaller medical practices
Author(s)Keith A. Reynolds
Ashkan Nikou, head of security at Bluegrass Orthopaedic, explains how leaders at smaller, resource-limited practices can still keep patients and staff safe.
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Keeping your staff safe can be difficult even if you have a lot of resources, but can seem impossible in a smaller practice.
Ashkan Nikou, head of security at Bluegrass Orthopaedic, explains how leaders at smaller, resource-limited practices can still keep patients and staff safe.
He will present a session on using verbal judo to persuade on Sept. 19 at the 2024 Tristate Healthcare Leaders Conference.
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