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 Two Stars, January 29, 2016
By Sergei P.
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Outdated! Was written for dark ages! Not worth the money!
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 Excellent Book! Validated Concerns, Insights and Valuable Recommendations Within, May 05, 2014
By David L
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I am a practicing subspecialist in private group practice facing the challenges that many readers of this review are no doubt facing given the current environment. The book is an excellent book to validate one's concerns re: what one thinks is and isn't running smoothly with one's practice. Takes a step further by offering insights and valuable recommendations for promoting and catalyzing change from within. Offers the confidence needed that with momentum and intervention, change can be implemented and for the betterment of one's practice despite the challenges of the current practice environment. While most including myself might find the book a bit pricey, if you take just a single tip from this excellent read and integrate it into your business, it will pay for itself many times over.
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Your Medical Practice can be the 'best of the best'... just follow Judy's advice..., March 01, 2014
By DrProactive Randy Gilbert
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As the world’s foremost authority on proactive thinking, I can tell you that in this book, Judy Capko has given you the proactive approach to having a highly successful clinic. She not only provides the “best of the best ideas” (along with some great tools), she also gives you a philosophy to follow that leads you away from “band-aid approach thinking” and toward “right thinking,” which encourages you to deal with and solve all of your nagging problems and issues.
There is a strong advantage to this type of thinking. First and foremost is the fact that your practice will eventually reach its optimum, which should be the goal of every business, (especially medical businesses), because that is when you are truly serving the patient. The second advantage is that when you solve all of your problems, your practice becomes the ‘best of the best’ and I have a very strong feeling that only the ‘best of the best’ practices are going to survive things like ICD-10 and the new Affordable Care Act and its immense set of destructive regulations.
I can’t wait to read Judy’s other books, especially her most recent, “The Patient-Centered Payoff: Driving Practice Growth Through Image, Culture, and Patient Experience,” because I believe that patient satisfaction, and its resulting outcome of optimum health, is the ultimate purpose of every medical practice.
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Secrets of the Best-Run Practices 2nd edition, November 29, 2011
By Sandra A. Cangiolosi
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LOVED THIS BOOK~! I manage Dermatology & Skin Cancer Center with 5 physicians. I modified slightly, and incorporated some of the suggestions in this book to our medical practice and things are going great!! Fantastic read and extremely helpful!
SC New Mexico
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Great information for success, November 19, 2011
By Gabby
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After reading this book, we put the information furnished to good use and saw amazing results. Well written and very good advice to increase your office production and simplify performance with great results. Medical office procedure and staffing are an animal of their own and Ms Capko offers much needed information for smooth operation and successful practice
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 Helpful Read, July 08, 2011
By Chuck
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This is a helpful introduction for those who are new to independent physician practices. It covers a wide spectrum of best practices.
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