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How to Build Customer Relations in Your Business
Developing a fantastic product or service is a great first step in establishing a new business, and in the old days it may have been enough to turn a profit. However, in this day and age, there are so many competitors and innovators in any given industry that customers and businesses alike are relying on…
Read MoreDeveloping an Effective Risk Management Plan
When problems arise mid-project, it generally isn’t due to some unforeseen, unavoidable circumstance, but rather to a misstep or series of missteps that could have been avoided with proper planning. That, in essence, is the risk management definition (by Oxford Dictionary): “the forecasting and evaluation of financial risks together with the identification of procedures to…
Read MoreCoronavirus Outbreak: 3 Tips to Keep Your Healthcare Business Safe
In the wake of coronavirus (COVID-19) becoming a global pandemic, “nonessential” businesses have been forced to close their doors and people everywhere are being urged to stay home. Healthcare businesses, on the other hand, are busier than ever. Keeping frontline healthcare workers (and all other employees) as safe as possible is crucial—their well-being directly affecting…
Read MoreCompany Working From Home? Stay Safe of Cyber Attacks
Cyber attacks against small- and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) were already rising rapidly prior to the outbreak of COVID-19. Now, with more and more businesses working remotely to combat the spread of the virus, hackers have been given expanded opportunities to target at-risk firms. Whether or not your company already employs cybersecurity protection, there are several…
Read More4 Best Practices for Medical Workers During the COVID-19 Outbreak
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the US have surged higher than any other country. In this state of national lockdown, healthcare workers are working day and night to provide high-quality care for patients and flatten the curve of this pandemic. Though no official data has been released yet on the statistics of infection…
Read MoreShould Your Company Work From Home During the Coronavirus Outbreak
In this new, cloudy age of quarantine, people wake up, shower, and commute to the kitchen table. Spouses and children (and pets) have become coworkers and coworkers have become penpals. Thanks to COVID-19, companies have been forced to make decisions fast about whether to institute work-from-home policies. Unless your line of work relies on hands-on…
Read MorePay as You Go Insurance for Healthcare Professionals
From nurses to doctors to dentists, healthcare professionals are tasked with the wellbeing of every patient in their care. However, as a health care provider, working in healthcare does not come without its risks, risks that can result in injury, ill health, or even death. Medical negligence is one of the leading causes of death…
Read MoreYou Have Your Physician Assistant’s License: Now What?
To become a physician assistant, you had to go through a tremendous amount of work. Before you could get your licensing, you needed to go through years of schooling, clinicals, and countless nights studying for the licensure examination. Once you have passed your exam and gotten your physician assistant license, it’s time to start your…
Read MorePhysician Assistant Malpractice Coverage: A Practical Guide
As a physician assistant, one of your responsibilities is to work closely with patients and doctors to determine the best course of treatment. In many situations, you’re left entirely to your own devices to diagnose and medicate the patient properly. It’s a job with heavy responsibilities, and PAs are rewarded handsomely with a high salary…
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