Fundamentals of Medical Practice Management provides an overview of various aspects of medical practice operations, from contract law to information technology. This introductory text explores not only what needs to be done but also when and why.
Medical practices, like other healthcare organizations, continue to feel the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. The book discusses the fallout, including the increase in staff burnout and the need to be prepared for the next crisis. The importance of complementary and alternative medicine is emphasized in the book, with new research on the relevance to medical practice.
This edition also features new and updated coverage on:
Cultural competency, workforce diversity and inclusion, and gender equityThe changing practice landscape, including the decline in independent practiceCybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and medical practice system integration
Students in organizational programs, undergraduate and master’s degree programs in health administration, and practice management certification programs will benefit from this book. Its insights will also help current practice managers update and refine their skills.
