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Página principalYou hit the ground running when you get to the office, immediately jumping into the challenges of the day. It may seem like you'll never catch up with the innumerable demands of running your own dental practice.
But hold on a moment. Have you considered the many benefits of taking time each morning to host a "team huddle" with your staff? A team huddle gives you and your team an opportunity to discuss and prepare for the day ahead, and may make all the difference in shaping the kind of day you have. Team huddles may help reduce stress by providing a clear strategy for meeting daily goals. In addition, team huddles are a great way to facilitate open communications and help ensure a continued focus on priorities.
Take a few minutes towards the end of each day to jot down an agenda for the next morning's team huddle. Then take no more than 15 minutes for the morning huddle, before your first patient arrives. Be sure to include your full staff in each team huddle meeting. Keep the focus on the agenda items so the meeting covers the necessary topics and stays on time.
Select the topics that are most relevant for each particular day to help ensure you stay within your 15-minute timeframe:
By holding team huddles on a consistent, daily basis, you may soon find you have new ideas for completing projects, enhancing patient relations, dealing with financial issues, and improving overall productivity and efficiency.
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