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When considering which positioning aid or devices are best suited to a patient’s needs, doctors and radiologists can choose from a wide range to enable correct patient positioning for accurate diagnostic imaging. Radiology positioning devices are available in disposable foam or... Read More

When AOL President and CEO Tim Armstrong told a town hall meeting that a couple of AOL’ers had spent $1 million each for distressed babies the social media and AOL staff went off the charts.  And while calling out the 2 AOL employees publically should not have been aired; what’s... Read More

The far reaching implications of your practice not being aware of and in tune with an aggressive compliance program can be well documented by the number of practices that have fallen prey to simply ignoring the obvious. Compliance programs are mandatory.  They must include... Read More

Rapport is defined as “a relationship of mutual understanding or trust and agreement between people.”  Rapport is reflected through a commonality of perspective, a feeling of being “in sync,” or being on the same wavelength as the person with whom you are talking.  As such,... Read More

It’s no surprise that the content of most Risk Management courses and seminars for medical practices focuses on improving communication with patients.  This is because risk managers know that better communication from physicians and staff to their patients reduces the likelihood... Read More

When is the last time you reviewed your current policies and procedures for your practice? Have you ever reviewed your policy and procedures (p & p)? Did you know that your practice may be at risk? Were you even aware that there are services available to review your p &... Read More