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Staff member calls the code for an emergency. Business Office Manager/ Receptionist activates the Emergency Management System, dismisses all pati…

Most states dictate what your dental practice should include in their emergency management plan, including CPR certifications and external defibr…

Recognize patient risks to prevent unexpected emergencies. Signs of patient risk include: 1. Patients with complicated medical histories or who a…

Before making the decision to hire a candidate for employment, always: Have the candidate sign an authorization form for obtaining a background c…

When the Department of Labor comes knocking on the door, a practice only has a certain time frame within which to turn over the requested documen…

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is now targeting dental practices. When OSHA knocks on your door for a surprise investig…

Your Office Policy Manual should include sections on: How to track work hours – no employee should be permitted to clock in or out for another…

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) dedicates itself to enforcing safety and health regulations in places of employment thro…

The following tips help practice owners reduce worker’s compensation expenses in their practices: Maintain a written safety policy. Have ongoin…

Review these 10 areas to decrease potential risks in your practice: 1. Do you have efficient check-in and check-out procedures, including guardin…

Minimize your risk for dental malpractice claims by following these patient interaction tips: Be selective when choosing to take on new patients.…

Data breaches and hacks can have devastating effects on a business, especially if they have very sensitive data on their systems. However, compar…