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Q&A: Assessing your practice's lines of business
Get your questions answered on what parts of your business to analyze on a yearly basis.
Q: What should we be doing or looking at in our practice here near the beginning of 2010?
A: As a practice, you need to assess all lines of business. Action items:
You don't know where you are going if you don't reinvest youself, make assessments, and change. Evaluate all points of your vocational and avocational life.
Send your practice management questions to mepractice@advanstar.com (please include your regular postal address). The answer to our reader's question was provided by Michael D. Brown, CHBC, president, Health Care Economics, Fishers, IN.
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