| 1. |
Creating
your model practice “Franchise” in concert
with your organization |
| 2. |
The
CARES+Ô Best
Practices’ Expert System and benchmarking criteria |
| 3. |
The “real” implications
of the changing healthcare market on physician practices |
| 4. |
Optimal
facility planning issues based on “Smart Practice” design
principles |
| 5. |
Cutting
edge practice design principles for the medical practice
of the future |
| 6. |
How
patients choose physicians in today's environment – techniques
to attract ideal patients |
| 7. |
Key
metrics that impact the economics of a successful physician
practice and the organization |
| 8. |
Best
ways to organize physicians and staff at the practice
level to meet organizational goals |
| 9. |
A
description of the physician in the year 2020 |
| 1. |
How
to establish a common vision for the organization with
a physician
focus |
| 2. |
Achieving
physician buy-in to the vision |
| 3. |
The
ideal leadership and organization design models |
| 4. |
Optimal
manpower planning and geographical distribution of physician
practices |
| 5. |
Selection,
governance and relationship building with critical physician
groups and specialties |
| 6. |
How
to make the relationship work through the collaboration
phase |
| 7. |
Establishing
your brand and creating model practices consistent with your
culture |
| 8. |
Providing the ideal management
services and education to optimize physician effectiveness |
| 9. |
Capitalization,
valuation and asset ownership to leverage care |
| 10. |
Achieving
economic realism and optimal physician compensation |
| 11. |
What’s
working (the right vision for your organization in concert
with your doctors) |
| 12. |
The
board and senior management’s role in physician
leadership development |
| 1. |
How to encourage physicians to
participate in a collaborative, structured change process
using benchmarking as the driving force |
| 2. |
Practice
case studies demonstrating success in physician integration |
| 3. |
The
Best Practices for physician change management |
| 4. |
How
to speed up the consensus building process with your
physicians |
| 5. |
What
general medical staff education works |
| 6. |
The
best way to create sub-specialist Centers of Excellence
to increase
market share |
| 7. |
How
to target and recruit top-notch physicians and keep them
on track |
| 8. |
Utilizing
benchmarking in your recruitment process |
| 9. |
How work-style analysis aids in
recruitment and retention of physicians |
| 10. |
How to develop an individual practice
quality strategy for physicians and staff |
| 11. |
How
to gain physician commitment to organizational goals |
| 1. |
Benchmarking
strategies that improve the bottom line |
| 2. |
Establishing
meaningful benchmarking criteria beyond the financial metrics |
| 3. |
How
to execute your physician benchmarking process |
| 4. |
Benefits
to patients, physicians and organization |
| 5. |
Practice
benchmarking system and how it works |
| 6. |
Examples
of field-tested tools to diagnose the health of a practice |
| 7. |
328
quality variables for success in a medical practice |
| 8. |
Five steps
for turning around physician practices |
| 1. |
Physician
governance systems, traps, techniques |
| 2. |
Engaging
physicians in a constructive change process |
| 3. |
Ideal administrative linkages to
support ongoing success of loyal physicians |
| 4. |
Optimal
relationship management strategies to build loyalty |
| 5. |
The
role of your organization’s practice facilitator
to strengthen practices |
| 6. |
Leveraging
your efforts with the practice coordinator/office manager |
| 7. |
Facilitator
process for physician
empowerment techniques |
| 8. |
How to
get physician group-level commitment to an effective management
structure |
| 9. |
A
system to implement change on an ongoing basis |
| 10. |
The
best ways to establish procedures for permanence |
| 11. |
Balancing physician self-reliance
with group cohesiveness |
| 12. |
Addressing
physician governance and administration issues to create
a harmonius partnership |
| 13. |
Handling
challenging physician behavior |
| 14. |
Clarifying
management systems and structure to facilitate productivity |
| 15. |
Creating
quality management systems to continuously improve processes |
| 16. |
Implementing
constructive change in the organization |
| 1. |
The
Best Practices to monitor financial success |
| 2. |
Checks
and balances required to keep on track |
| 3. |
How to
view and allocate front-end recruitment and acquisition costs |
| 4. |
Best
practices for capital acquisition and allocation |
| 5. |
Optimal
frequency and format for physician meetings |
| 6. |
How
to structure your feedback for optimal physician impact |
| 7. |
Team
Bonus systems to turbo-charge your productivity |
| 8. |
Unique
strategies to reduce accounts receivable and maximize collections |
| 9. |
How
to handle physician challenges and keep things constructive |
| 10. |
Creating
a Quality Improvement Action Plan that fosters a patient-oriented
value system |
| 11. |
The “Perfect Day” system
to sustain positive change used by the best-of-the-best |
| 1. |
What
is working on a practical level - leadership lessons
learned
in the trenches |
| 2. |
New
management concepts and attitudes physicians need to
achieve your goals |
| 3. |
Determining adequate capitalization
requirements to provide superior service and care |
| 4. |
Role
of organization service departments in delivering real-world
pricing
and service |
| 5. |
Creating
and sustaining a physician-oriented value system |
| 6. |
Optimal
physician selection criteria for recruiting candidates that
match the organizational values |
| 7. |
Creating
a productivity-driven physician culture |
| 8. |
How to
create a sense of “Physician Ownership” |
| 9. |
The
best ways to empower physicians to lead |
| 10. |
How
to ensure the solvency and success of the physician organization |