Great communication consists of verbal, non-verbal and written communication. The communication must sound as if every member is extending an identical message. From the initial phone call to the dismissal of the patient, every word, gesture, and written statement must emulate the mission and vision of the practice. Verbal skill training leads to team continuity, increase in treatment acceptance and learned success behavior.
Sharing the vision and expectation of every team member allows everyone clear definition for expectations.
Implementing effective communication between the Doctor, team and patients leads to a clarity. Clarity leads to increased production and profitability. Consistency leads to defined, measurable and repeatable results.
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