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MPT Podcast 25 – HIPAA 5010 Compliance and ICD10 Changes: What You Need to Know, with guest Mike Meikle of Hawkthorne Group Consulting. Mr. Meikle discusses new HIPAA regulations and why medical practices need to be aware of them, as well as a significant change to coding with the upcoming ICD10 codes. This Issue (5:34): […]
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MPT Podcast 26 – Social Media and the Medical Practice, with guest Joseph Kim MD, President of Medical Communications Media Inc. This Issue (9:41): How specialty social media can be valuable for physicians Should you engage your patients on a social media site? How to stay on the right side of the law Patient portals […]
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MPT Podcast 12 – Why Does a Physician’s Practice Need a Website? with guest Mary Pat Whaley, a consultant who blogs on ManageMyPractice.com This Issue: The importance of establishing a digital presence Why it is critical to ‘tell your story’ How a website can actually be good for your bottom line
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While discussing electronic medical records with a colleague, I was asked about the customization of systems to increase overall work performance at a practice. Some systems available today tout features like ease of use, or the lack of a need for templates. This modular approach to electronic medical records system features may be enough for […]
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MPT Podcast 11 – Five Best Practices for EHR Implementation, with guest Chris Mertens, VP of the Personal Systems Group for Hewlett-Packard. Click the button above to watch the video slideshow podcast, click below for the audio podcast. This Issue (length 10:18): Why you should take a good look at your processes before purchasing an […]
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MPT Podcast 10 – EMR and the Marketability of Your Medical Practice, with guest Mike Meikle, Hawkthorne Group. Click the button above to watch the video slideshow podcast, click below for the audio podcast. This Issue (Length 5:12) Besides financial incentives for implementation, EMR may offer some marketing benefits Patients may perceive a practice without […]
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In the summer of 2004, Ocala, Florida was hit by two hurricanes which barreled through the state. Lengthy power outages and widespread structural damage forced many medical practices to close. Some of the more coastal practices weren’t able to conduct surgeries for a few weeks after the hurricanes hit. By our original time line, the […]
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It is December and every expert is taking out their crystal ball and predicting 2015 trends. They usually have a Top 10 list. I have only one, but it is a biggie. If you only take one single concept from this article, make it ‘Process Knowledge Transfer’. This is a systematic way of […]
