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Customer Reviews:Average Customer Rating: Great Book Good general knowledge about running a business. Lets see how well I can apply the knowledge learned. The concepts seem basic and common knowledge but a great review and set up for anyone thinking of opening a medical practice. Worth $0.02 This book will do very little in giving you an idea of how to grow a practice, or not have it fail. It talks a lot about cloning yourself and selling your practice eventually, which is something I'm not interested in - at least not now - it's been 3 years since I graduated. There is nothing substantial about doctor-patient communication or patient acquisition, which I believe has a lot to do with why practices fail. The reason I would pay $0.02 and rate it a 1 star is because it has some decent philosophical concepts, but you can get those just about anywhere with all "self-help" manifestation-type books that are out now. The author probably had a good 1st book (haven't read it) and then just figured he could use the same template to clone a dozen others on a different topic. Invest your money elsewhere - really disappointing, and was able to finish it about 2 hours. And I'm no speed-reader. A must-read for Doctors, Dentists, Chiropractors, Lawyers! Already a fan of Michael Gerber's E-Myth books, this book truly is a must-read for anyone who has a professional practice. In Colorado, dental hygienists can practice independently. I recently started my own practice (http://www.DentalHygieneHaven.com), which is truly a practice (job). Thanks to Michael Gerber and this book, my practice is on its way to becoming a business. This book is bringing much sanity and predictability to my life! Must read for new doctors As an OD ready to start a new practice, this advice was invaluable. Many of us spend years perfecting our patient care, but never learn how to run a business. Easy read with some good advice. B-Myth = any doctor can manage her own billing Gerber's E-Myth theory works well in small healthcare practice: most offices fail because doctors are "technicians" with little knowledge about how to manage successful business. | | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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