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Struggling to manage your physiotherapy practice due to time constraints? Discover a smarter solution: practice management software. It streamlines tasks, reduces errors, and brings quick wins to areas like appointments, paperwork, and admin.

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Drop-offs, fall-offs, lapsed patients, no matter what you call them, they happen to every practitioner. You treat a patient and make some progress, but by session two or three they disappear. Sound familiar? It’s not your desired outcome, not to mention, it costs you time and money. But, just like your patient's injury or chronic pain, you can help reduce and prevent it! So what steps can you, as a health practitioner, take to boost retention and improve your patient outcomes?

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As a health practitioner, what steps can you take to boost retention and improve patient outcomes?

Are you a health business owner or planning to start one? Do you want to achieve success while still living stress-free and maintaining boundaries between your business and personal life?

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Learn the secrets of avoiding common mistakes with Paul Wright - don't miss out on this chance at improving both profits and well-being!

The pandemic revolutionised healthcare and the world. But today, as face-to-face care is returning to its former state, is there still room for digital health in clinical settings? Find out below.

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What do digital health and change have in common? You've probably guessed it; both can be a challenge at first but rewarding in the end.

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Supported by decades of research on how change can be managed, here are the stages you should consider when implementing digital health into your clinic. We will be looking at 5 different stages: Awareness, Desire, Knowledge, Ability, and Reinforcement (also known as the Prosci ADKAR® model). By following and understanding these concepts in this order, you can successfully implement digital health in your clinic.

Learn how to successfully implement digital health in your clinic with our free guide below.

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Using patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) has the potential to improve practitioner-patient communication, increase patient satisfaction, aid in monitoring the efficacy of treatment response, and even identify unrecognised problems.

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Read below what is HOOS-12, when and how to use it.