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6 ways to eliminate busywork in your practice
Author(s)Todd Shryock, Logan Lutton
Here are the top six ways to eliminate busywork in your practice.
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Tasks such as filling out forms, checking boxes and fighting with insurance companies have long irritated physicians. But several trends have converged in recent years to bring what had been simmering discontent over administrative and regulatory burden to a boil.
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