Urologist Neil Baum shares strategies for filling providers’ calendars, making patients and referral physicians happy, building staff morale, and minimizing legal and clinical problems all through branding a medical practice from the inside out.
A nationwide study of 23 healthcare specialties by Vanguard Communications discovered that dermatology ranks second to last in online reviews.
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A study of more than 28,000 online reviews of physicians and other providers suggests that generally as a doctor’s level of education and training increases, patient satisfaction among American healthcare consumers actually decreases.
What are the most popular medical specialties? We researched online reviews of healthcare providers in the 100 largest U.S. cities. Here the rankings of each of 23 specialties.
Many doctor bloggers believe you have to feed the blog machine weekly or even daily. But a little effort will go a long way – and save clinical time answering common questions.
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Indianapolis-area patients, apparently, love their doctors. Colorado-based Vanguard Communications has created a new Patient Happiness Index based on patient reviews of doctors.
The Happy Patient Index provides a comparative snapshot of how satisfied Americans are with the healthcare available in their cities – with the least satisfied patients in some of the largest and wealthiest cities in the U.S.
By scouring online reviews of physician practices, individual physicians, clinics and hospitals, Vanguard Communications has ranked the nation’s largest cities by physician reviews in its Happy Patient Index.