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Rural Health Webinar Series – The rise of the business manager: Practice management evolution or revolution Members login for free access About RACGP online events

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Type: On-demand
Recorded: 7 Dec 2023

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Email: RACGP Rural
Call: 1800 636 764

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RACGP Members: Free for Members
Non-Members: Free

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Rural Health Webinar Series – The rise of the business manager: Practice management evolution or revolution

On-demand recorded 7 Dec 2023

As practices have developed so has the role of management. Having emerged from the pandemic period and with the proposed changes and reform in the health sector, practices are looking to their manger to work on the business not just manage in an operational capacity. The role of the manager is further complicated with the location of a practice; there is no doubt the challenges of a rural and/or remote practice vary significantly to those of an urban practice.

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Learning outcomes

  1. Outline the difference between a practice manager and a business manager.
  2. Identify the key competencies of a practice / business manager.
  3. Identify five key challenges facing managers in the next three years.
  4. Highlight the differences and similarities between managing a rural practice and an urban practice.
  5. Provide some tips and tricks to enhance your effectiveness as a rural practice / business manager.

This event is part of Rural Health Webinar Series. Events in this series are:

Facilitator

Brett McPherson
Member – RACGP Business Sustainability Working Group

Brett is a Director of Hogan McPherson Consulting with more than 30 years’ experience in health practice management. Brett consults widely to medical practices and is regularly sought as a speaker around practice business management. Brett is a past National President and Life Member of the Australian Association of Practice Management. He sits on numerous advisory groups, including the RACGP Expert Committee – Funding and Health System Reform and Business Sustainability Working Group.

Sponsor

MIPS membership includes comprehensive indemnity cover for the provision of healthcare to individuals. MIPS exists to promote honourable and discourage irregular practice and to protect the interests of members. MIPS provides a range of benefits in addition to insurance covers such as our 24-hour Medico-Legal Support and accredited risk education workshops.

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