Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Primary care physicians typically use subjective factors when making surgical recommendations, contrasting the ...

Has anyone asked you for a referral before? How did that make you feel? Referral is an industry term. It means “find me a future client.” Done the wrong way, it can make the other person feel awkward.

Today’s referral process makes it difficult for patients to get the care they need. Of the one third of patients that receive a referral, 20% to 40% do not follow through. There are also additional ...

Physicians who reported difficulty in making referrals were also associated with lower career satisfaction, according to a survey published in Cancer. Researchers surveyed a group of 1,562 primary ...

Oftentimes, the best source for new employees is your existing employees. People who like where they work are inclined to suggest their workplace to others, and it's also likely that they will be ...

There are three scenarios for a referral: asking a client, receiving a referral from an attorney and making a referral to an attorney, writes Best Practices for Solo Practices columnist Janet Falk.

Even in today’s digital-first marketplace, referrals remain one of the most effective and credible ways to grow a business. That’s especially true in industries where trust, relationships and ...

HHS’ Office of Inspector General released its General Compliance Program Guidance on Nov. 6, providing an overview on Stark law and physician referrals. 1. Stark law prohibits physicians from making ...

So why do I need your help? This process is just emblematic of all the things that are wrong with how the whole process of delivering healthcare has been set up, how it's been transformed into a bunch ...