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Medical Economics Journal

March 25, 2019 edition
Volume96
Issue 6

Not sure what to do about long patient wait times?

Author(s):

Jon Carter

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Articles in this issue
6 ways to put your patient portal to better use
6 ways to put your patient portal to better use
Not sure what to do about long patient wait times?
Not sure what to do about long patient wait times?
Recruiting and retaining young physicians
Recruiting and retaining young physicians
Hiring clinical staff
Hiring clinical staff
Mastering revenue cycle management
Mastering revenue cycle management
Debt: How much is too much?
Debt: How much is too much?

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