The morning huddle

Hello, Neil Baum from New Orleans here, and I would like to talk with you about the best 60 seconds that you can spend in your practice.

And that's the morning huddle, gathering your staff for 60 seconds before you start to see see patients ensures that your staff is on the same page. You have identified any potential problems, you prepare for certain patients. You make sure all the lab work in and reports are in the patient's chart, and you confirm that all patients have prior authorization. This process takes 60 seconds, and the result is it motivates the staff.

It's a good use of your time. It creates a team spirit, and ultimately, it enhances the patient experience.

Well, I hope you found this one minute video helpful and useful. If you have any comments or suggestions, please, let me hear from you at the email address shown on this last slide. Thank you.

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The P2 Management Minute is a fast-paced video micro-series from Physicians Practice that distills proven management strategies into bite-size, one-minute episodes for busy medical practice administrators and lead physicians. Each installment spotlights high-impact tactics—drawn from real-world best practices and expert insights—that administrators can apply the same day to boost efficiency, strengthen patient satisfaction, or elevate staff engagement. No theory, no fluff; just concise, actionable guidance that respects tight schedules and delivers measurable results between appointments.

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Keith A. Reynolds is the editor of Physicians Practice and wants to know what practice issues are keeping you up at night. You can let him know at kreynolds@mjhlifesciences.com.