Four key concepts to put in your quality plan
Practice managers may vary in their approach to quality, but a successful quality improvement plan will integrate that philosophy into ongoing practice procedures and policies, patient satisfaction, and staff member recognition.
When some practices hear the phrase “quality assurance,” they tend to think this concept is against them, says Ann D. Moll, practice manager at Total Women’s Healthcare & Ultimate Aesthetics in Carrollton, TX. “They have this mind-set that it’s risk management–driven or financially driven, but they don’t see that there is an opportunity to implement quality through effective policies and procedures.”
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