The Kirksville center's grant comes as Missouri practices rework maternity billing, staffing and pay plans for Jan. 1.
|Articles|February 1, 2006
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How often should I hold staff meetings?
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Question: How often should I hold staff meetings?
Answer: In my experience, the majority of practices hold meetings once a month. It might be more effective to hold shorter meetings every two weeks or even weekly. The goals are to avoid letting issues fester and to keep the meeting tight and relevant. Monthly meetings can tend to drag and stray onto topics that aren't crucial.
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