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Unfortunately, no time is spent during medical school, residency, or fellowship in preparing young physicians in the nonclinical aspects of starting a practice. Most physicians “learn on the fly” through trial-and-error on how to recruit patients, market their practice, and navigate the challenging bureaucracy that is modern-day medicine. The goal of this chapter is to provide physicians with practical advice on how to successfully (and efficiently) start, build, and grow a clinical practice. Fundamental aspects of marketing, outreach, and office/surgical protocol preparations are reviewed in this chapter.
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Makhni, E.C., Forsythe, B. (2019). Setting up your Clinical Practice – Keys for Growth and Success. In: Makhni, E., Makhni, M., Swart, E., Bush-Joseph, C. (eds) Orthopedic Practice Management. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-96938-1_3
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