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Premium Content Preview | 2016: The Year You Make a Strategic Plan
From creating a mission statement to troubleshooting what’s working or not in yourpractice, a strategic plan is going to provide a framework for your pathway to success.A well-structured strategic business planning process can help your practice in both theshort and the long term. Short term, it can immediately facilitate decisions on activitiesand goals and long term, it will ensure that your goals for the future are taking shape
2016: The Year You Make a Strategic Plan
If you don’t have a strategic plan for
your practice, or if your previous plan
no longer matches the challenges
and goals you face today, it’s time
to make it a priority. A new year is a
good time to create baselines and
benchmarks for better administrative,
clinical, and financial efficiency.
