Marketing Your Clinical Practice, Third Edition this question feed

asked by teacher on November 22, 2006 5:11 PM
The third edition of this best-selling guide takes physicians step-by-step through the process needed to effectively market and promote a clinical practice in today's evolving health care environment.


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This book is an excellent resource. I am the business manager and wife of a physician with a fairly new solo practice. I stay busy implementing many of the simple, practical recommendations in this book. Not only have we increased volume and income, but our office runs more smoothly. Thanks, Dr. Baum.
reviewed by shawn on November 23, 2006 5:45 PM

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Neil Baum's book contains the sum of all other advice that I had ever heard before I bought it and I was surprised how much more it contains. No wonder nobody recommended it to me. Every resident should receive it as a graduation gift from her or his program director. It is an absolut must for private practice. Consultants are not going to tell you more than what you will read in this book, they just charge you 20 times as much. The single most valuable book for marketing your own practice.
reviewed by tsu on November 25, 2006 9:12 PM

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When a new doctor starts practice,he only needs two books: a phone book and Doctor Neil Baum's book on practice marketing.

Forget expensive "consultants"--you pay for their education; sort of like someone taking your watch and then telling you what time it is. Doctor Baum is obviously not a full-time consultant; he is practicing MD who has been "in the trenches", in real-life practice, every day for several decades. He knows what works and what doesn't because he wrote the checks.

If his book were written when I started practice in 1977, I would be long-retired by now, sipping beer and catching lots of fish at Green Lake, WI. Because the book wasn't available then, I only get one week per year ( and not many fish). Get this book-if you are at the start, middle or even end of your practice. There is nothing like it!

reviewed by goonball on November 29, 2006 5:32 PM

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We recommend Dr. Baum's book, "Marketing Your Clinical Practice" to all of our medical practices, particularly physicians who are starting up a new practice.

Dr. Baum's tips on non traditional sources of referrals are outstanding and his book complements our philosophy, that being effective management equals good manners plus common sense.

We would highly recommend this book to any physician in need of enhancing his/her patient volume.

John W. McDaniel President and Chief Executive Officer Physician Management Group, Inc.

reviewed by papi on November 29, 2006 5:54 PM

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