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You get called for an interview for a position you have been really striving for. As the interview goes on, you feel like the company may not be the place for you. Here are 6 red flags to look out for while interviewing with a company.
Creating trust being you and your patients is an important first step in helping them. You want what’s best for your patients, so take these steps for creating a judgment free zone in your practice.
Going to appointments can be awkward or uncomfortable for patients. Knowing this can be the case, it is important to understand that sometimes these feelings can make patients feel inclined to bend the truth to medical professionals. Here are the reasons why these lies happen and what they are likely to be about.
There is a tremendous amount of trust and legality in the relationship between a mental health professional and a client. However, it is not unheard of to face a situation where this confidentiality needs to be broken. Here are the guidelines therapists and counselors must follow.
While rewarding to provide for the community, not all dentists are used to managing a practice. This article runs you through some software that could prove useful for your practice.
Entrepreneurs are innovators and creators, ands are set aside from others by their key qualities that prepare them for leading their teams to success.
Dental practices are an opportunity for you to offer valuable care to your community. Your community is trusting you with their personal information. Making sure to create useful dental records, and how to store them, is explored in this article.
Mental health is a topic that has been getting a lot of attention the last few years. As people become more comfortable approaching mental health, the need for professionals is the topic this article explores.
Dental Practices are a business like any other. When you start your practice, you think about helping your patients and building a reputation for great dental work. However, eventually, you will need to think about how to manage all the business parts of your practice. This can be done on your own, by hiring a practice manager, or selling your practice to a dental support organization or “DSO.”
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