articleJan 7, 2016 Year of the Monkey? More Like Year of Metrics Welcome to 2016! As we kick off another year of informative blog content, the Chinese zodiac calendar also resets—and 2016 is the Year of the Monkey. Those born in monkey years—including yours truly—are said to possess such character traits as cleverness and curiosity. …
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If you’re like most medical professionals, your focus is not to become medical web experts, but you would like to increase the site visibility of your medical websites and your SEO (Search Engine Optimization) organically. Simply put, you’re not willing to pay for clicks, but would rather focus on boosting your medical websites SEO by posting …
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Mouseover text is one of those little underutilized tricks that many people don’t think about when creating web content. In a nutshell, mouseover text is the text that pops up when your mouse hovers over a trigger area. There are two ways to add mouseover text with HTML, and we will be looking at these …
Mouseover Text: A Quick Tip for Forms, Surveys and Landing Pages Read More »
articleOct 8, 2015 The Essential Guide to NPS for Private Practice PTs, OTs, and SLPs Dale Carnegie said, “To be interesting, be interested.” This wisdom is the foundation of the net promoter score® (NPS). In the simplest of terms, NPS is a standardized customer loyalty metric. It rates how likely a customer is to recommend …
4 Ways You’re Wasting Time and What to Do About It Read More »
Step season is fast approaching, and although we’re sure you’re completely calm and not at all panicking, we thought you might want a little help. Keep reading for our Step 1 and Step 2 CK Study Guides, free webinars, and MORE! Step 1 represents the culmination of all the work you’ve put in over the …
articleFeb 3, 2016 How Outcomes Tracking Fosters Quality Care You know you do darn fine work as a rehab therapist—and we do, too. But when asked to prove your value as a healthcare provider to patients, payers, and the rest of the healthcare industry, do you resort to anecdotal evidence of patient improvement, or do …
Outcomes Blueprint: Working Quality Data Collection into Your Workflow Read More »
One of the toughest concepts to master in medical school is the electrolyte abnormalities, specifically the causes of hypernatremia, hyponatremia, hyperkalemia, and hypokalemia. These happen to also be some of the most frequently tested topics on the boards and shelf exams, and they are critical for clinical application. While it is quite possible to learn …
Electrolytes Abnormalities: Hyponatremia, Hypernatremia, Hyperkalemia, Hypokalemia Read More »
One of the toughest concepts to master in medical school is the electrolyte abnormalities, specifically the causes of hypernatremia, hyponatremia, hyperkalemia, and hypokalemia. These happen to also be some of the most frequently tested topics on the boards and shelf exams, and they are critical for clinical application. While it is quite possible to learn …
Electrolyte Abnormalities: Hyponatremia, Hypernatremia, Hyperkalemia, Hypokalemia Read More »
articleMar 8, 2016 Luck o’ the Outcome: Which OMT Are You? Whether you’re Irish or simply Irish-at-heart (hey, even St. Patrick himself didn’t hail from the Emerald Isle), March 17 is reserved as a day to bust out your best jig; don every imaginable shade of green; and partake in some delicious food and drink—even …
6 Fun Ways to Celebrate OT Month—and Maybe Win a T-Shirt! Read More »
articleMar 8, 2016 Luck o’ the Outcome: Which OMT Are You? Whether you’re Irish or simply Irish-at-heart (hey, even St. Patrick himself didn’t hail from the Emerald Isle), March 17 is reserved as a day to bust out your best jig; don every imaginable shade of green; and partake in some delicious food and drink—even …
5 Fun Ways to Celebrate OT Month—and Maybe Win a T-Shirt! Read More »
