|Articles|September 10, 2012

Meetings help boost efficiency

It's easy for practices to become inefficient over time. Learn how meetings can change that.

Q: It's becoming increasingly apparent to me that efficiency isn't necessarily our practice's strong suit. What can we do to boost our efficiency each day?

You can adopt this concept to streamline operations. Here's how:

Answers to our readers' questions were provided by Thomas J. Ferkovic, RPh, MS, managing director, SS&G Healthcare Services LLC, Akron, Ohio.

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