Business systemisation is an essential part of any dental practice. It provides consistency, improves efficiency, and extends the freedom of you and your team. If there are no systems in place, complaints from patients, missed opportunities, and inconsistency can occur. Systems can be captured using tools like Loom or a step-by-step guide. It is important to test the system and make necessary improvements.
There are many benefits to business systemisation, which include:
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Consistency
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Improved efficiency
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Extended freedom
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Complaint prevention
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Missed opportunity prevention
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Profit Maximisation
Business systemisation is an important part of dental practices for many reasons. It helps the practice grow, strengthens the brand, and adds to great team culture. Having systems in place also prevents complaints from patients, missed opportunities with new patients and retention of existing patients, whilst reducing inconsistencies.
Systemising a dental practice ensures the practice provides the best possible service to its patients.
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