The following poem was taken from my personal journal that I had written back in August 2020.
By Domenic Fraboni
2021 is a year that is burdened with a lot of expectations.
By Alpha Lillstrom Cheng, JD, MA
Greetings! I am honored to be the Incoming Chair for the Administrators’ Network.
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As an inexperienced practice-owner, in an effort to help my business grow, I spent hours reading about the skills and qualities necessary to be a strong leader.
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I Need a Manager, Quick!
Few things can disrupt a smoothly running clinic like a manager exit.
By Lisa Mackell, MPT
The Administrative Burden and Mental Stress of Audits
The adage, “If momma ain’t happy, ain’t nobody happy,” is a very transferable truism and certainly can apply to working with health care auditors.
Mary Daulong, PT
The 4 Traits of Successful PT Marketing Leaders
In the 2015 Forbes article “4 Traits of Successful Marketing Leaders,” marketing strategist Steve Olenski culls a list down from two separate lists of 12 traits each into a succinct group of attributes.
By Peter Decouteau
Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don’t
From the basketball court to the conference room, cooperation and trust are vital components of a successful team.
Review by Meredith Birkhead
2021 Graham Sessions
Presented by the Institute of Private Practice Physical Therapy, the annual Graham Sessions is the premier opportunity for physical therapy professionals to engage in open, often spirited dialog on issues affecting the industry.
Proposed Section Name Change
Both at the 2020 Annual Conference Business meeting and in an article in the November 2020 Impact issue, the PPS Board has been sharing the results of the Name Change Task Force.
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