Delegating tasks and growing the dental team

Article Abstract:

Dentists more often than not end up doing work that can be done by others within the dental team because it is easier to do someone else's job than to use the measures needed to change the situation. The steps provided permit dentists to operate at the highest level of their capacity, diagnosing and treating patients all throughout the day, while having the team handle support functions and administrative work needed for the success of the team.

Growth, Health care teams, Company growth

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How dentistry weathers a slow economy

Article Abstract:

The implications of fluctuations in economy on dentistry and dental practices are discussed. Some measures that can help in safeguarding a dental professional's practice in the event of an economic slowdown are presented.

Offices of Dentists, Offices of health practitioners, not elsewhere classified, Dental Auxiliaries, Economic aspects, Dental care, Dental care services, Dental personnel

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How to build a better team

Article Abstract:

Measures to be taken to make a better team are examined. Effective leadership is considered a must for a good team work.

Analysis, Work groups, Teamwork (Workplace), Leadership

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