PHYSICIAN OFFICE PRACTICE TOOLKIT
practitioner practice with no staff, you will find little need for written policies, but a practice with multiple providers and a large staff will find policies and guidelines necessary. Reading this toolkit with that commonsense approach shouldallow you to get the most benefit from its content.
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