For business owners, including independent practitioners, it’s important to create a culture of safety. Not only for the well-being of ourselves, but any staff that may work for you. Worker training and orientation are part of the employer’s occupational health and safety responsibilities with ensuring a safe work environment.
Identifying the drivers of a private practice productivity is vital not only to measure the financial health of the business, but also to identify where the most opportunity lies for improvement when comes to the way the practice is managed and clients are cared for.
This article explores the concept of mobile healthcare practice optimization, its benefits, and why it is becoming increasingly essential in today’s healthcare landscape. Learn how mobile technology can increase efficiency, reduce costs, and improve patient outcomes, and why embracing mobile healthcare is the future of healthcare.
As a business owner, you’re responsible for providing first aid at your workplace when incidents happen. Whether minor or major injury occurs, have appropriate first aid equipment, supplies and attendants readily available that meet the needs of your worksite.
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Explore the revolution in patient charting with our in-depth look at the transition to Electronic Health Records (EHRs) – the future of healthcare documentation.
Whenever someone needs a nurse, in most cases, they ask family, friends, neighbours and clinic staff for recommendations. They want a nurse who they can trust and who they know is professional.
When you run a business from your home, your work area is subject to costs such as utilities, home maintenance, mortgage interest, and property taxes. The CRA considers these business uses of home expenses and allows you to deduct them from your income taxes.
When you run a business from your home, your work area is subject to costs such as utilities, home maintenance, mortgage interest, and property taxes. The CRA considers these business uses of home expenses and allows you to deduct them from your income taxes.