Dissed by Unhappy Patients? Here’s What to Do
In a video featured on MedPage Today, Ron King explores the subject of online reviews of doctors by patients and what to do about negative and inaccurate comments on the internet.
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In a video featured on MedPage Today, Ron King explores the subject of online reviews of doctors by patients and what to do about negative and inaccurate comments on the internet.
A website is the first step in effectively marketing your medical practice. This video published on MedPage Today shows examples of effective and less effective web designs that will help you build your own site to more effectively serve current and future patients.
How do you value an existing website that has generated thousands of new patients for years. The answer may surprise you.
In a nationwide study, Vanguard Communications has uncovered what drives patients to write glowing, or scathing, reviews on the Internet.
Surgery is a big decision for any patient, and each can ask hard questions when trying to assess a surgeon’s skills. Dr. Jaime Arruda explores the principles of patient transparency.
The rise of search engines has fueled a burgeoning industry in digital marketing. But does every medical practice need an SEO consultant?
Although rankings are ever changing, become a well-informed SEO physician by picking the right keyword as a function of content.
Learn how to manage your time as a doctor blogger and choose topics that can improve treatment outcomes and increase practice growth.
The case of the dentist who shot an African lion illustrates the importance of proactive online reputation management for healthcare providers.
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.