#23: Brief Innovation Moment: Front Desk

Episode 23 of the Coleman Associates Innovation Podcast podcast, hosted by Coleman Associates, titled "#23: Brief Innovation Moment: Front Desk" was published on July 29, 2020 and runs 11 minutes.

July 29, 2020 ·11m · Coleman Associates Innovation Podcast

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Summary

During this installment, we provide brief and innovative ideas to improve clinic workflows during these unique and unprecedented times. This installment will focus on some unique changes to front desk operations. Amanda Laramie, will share with us some front desk tweaks that we all can do, modify, or tailor to our health center operations. Guest: Amanda Laramie Host: Ryan Jury Tweet us @colemanassoc, send us an email, or follow us on Facebook. Thanks for listening! If you or someone...

Episode Description

During this installment, we provide brief and innovative ideas to improve clinic workflows during these unique and unprecedented times.

This installment will focus on some unique changes to front desk operations. Amanda Laramie, will share with us some front desk tweaks that we all can do, modify, or tailor to our health center operations.

Guest:
Amanda Laramie

Host:
Ryan Jury

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