Optometric Practice Management by Irving Bennett Details
It is full of practical strategies to address the problems of daily practice, and this explains how to enhance the skills of work and marketing without detracting from professionalism in…
It is full of practical strategies to address the problems of daily practice, and this explains how to enhance the skills of work and marketing without detracting from professionalism in the ophthalmologist. Authoring an expert in the field of practice management and visual measurement for the most effective and realistic advice and guidance.
The concise and readable text compiles the 40-year-old author's experience in the field of optics. Business and marketing skills are provided in a manner consistent with the professional image of the ophthalmologist.
Tips and tools are provided on how to treat the client as a consumer and patient. Useful information for students or opticians who own or plan to own their own practices.
Rewritten and fully updated. 4 new chapters covering topics such as practice sites, part time practice, managed care, management of incomplete vision needs, and the Office of the Future.
Increased focus on how to work with partners, including how to come out gracefully from partnership. Discussion on how to start a part-time practice that addresses the practical considerations and practical strategies.
New hot topics such as joint management of patients, gender, race, and patient's top concerns, are debatable.
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