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The Future of Dental Practice Management: Creating a Flourishing Workplace

Dental practice owners, we have all encountered the struggles and doubts caused by the pandemic. With no guaranteed return to pre-pandemic conditions, it is essential that we modify and develop new ways of managing our practices.

Let us explore PERMA and Flourishing that may transform your dental practice and keep you ahead of the competition. PERMA model concentrates on five essential elements that lead to a person’s well-being. 

In this episode, I discuss why the way we work is such a train wreck.

  • So if you want to understand the PERMA method to higher productivity…
  • If you want to feel less tired and worried about your dental practice…
  • If you know why your employees need a best friend at work so that you can put an end to team turnover…

Tune in now!

By implementing these elements into your practice, you can craft a positive workplace, enhance the patient experience, increase employee engagement, and develop resilience during tough times.

Listen in and find solutions to common practice issues at  Prescriptions for Your Practice.

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Key Quotes:

  • “A people-first flourishing practice that aims to bring out the best in the owner, the best in the team, the best in patients, and the best in the community can win in this new economy.”
  • “If the team is not feeling great, it’s going to permeate into the patient experience.”
  • “When you hire somebody, their number one job is to be a supportive teammate.”
  • “The biggest problem in the workplace is meaningless work. People are no longer willing to trade their time for your dollars.”
  • “Anchor your team’s work to meaning.”

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Measure More Than The Money

“Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted.” — Albert Einstein

Money is necessary to put up and run a practice — we can’t argue with that. But, it is not the be-all and end-all. The money supports our basic needs, goals, and security, but it cannot create a purpose in and of itself — and that’s what I want to talk about today.

In this episode, I will share with you things that are not necessarily money-centered but can provide a significant impact on your business and even drive profits. These key indicators that aren’t focused on a dollar figure but are profit-magnets will keep you, and your staff performs at their best.

Tune in and find solutions to common practice issues at  Prescriptions for Your Practice.

 

Key Quotes:

  • “If we treat money as a math game, we lose track of what really drives profits.”
  • “If a business is human-centered, you can have all of the profits that you want. But if a business is profit-centered, then you’ll end up invariably taking advantage of people.”
  • “Trust, enthusiasm, and value are all emotional events. And employees’ morale and motivation drive productivity. Your energy and focus and stack of skills drive business growth.”
  • “A bad day for you can turn into a rut, and a rut can turn into a pit.”
  • “You can’t expect your team to be enthusiastic about their job if you’re checked out. The tone is set at the top.”
  • “You should be mindful about what you’re putting into your eyes and your ears.”
  • “The key components of a strong culture are safety, hope, optimism, resiliency, and efficacy.”
  • “What keeps you enthusiastic will keep you productive.”
  • “Referrals are the most viable thing in your business.”
  • “Case acceptance starts at the moment somebody hears about you.”
  • “A strong referral system can double or triple your marketing return on investment.”

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