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Dental Practice Management Articles

Blog By:
Kevin Tighe

Office meetings should be held either weekly or monthly depending on the size of the practice. Over lunch is generally a good time.

Whether you hold your office meeting during lunch or not staff still must paid - even if you have the meeting outside of the practice during normal lunch hours. Check with a local HR professional for the specific rules for your state.

Meetings are typically one hour long. They are necessary to keep your staff updated on any future plans, policy additions/changes and most importantly to review key statistics from the previous week or month.

Staff should never be reprimanded for communicating but do not tolerate spreading gossip, rumors or complaints.

Encourage your staff to give you ideas for improving the quality or speed of your services. In addition, you should welcome suggestions to correct situations that may be hindering your practice’s efficiency.

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