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It breaks down each component of the treatment coordinator position and the expectations for performance. For detailed patient scenario scripting examples, please refer to ePractice Manager’s online document library on your company’s portal.\nPART 1: KPIs\nKey performance indicators (KPIs) are statistics that measure the performance in achieving key objectives, such as general office and job-specific productivity.\nAll successful businesses use KPIs to monitor the areas of their organizations. Without KPIs, a business is running blind. Running without monitoring the appropriate KPIs is equally as bad. Without KPIs, you and the business must make assumptions and guesses rather than depend on factual statistics. This can result in ineffective management and a lack of expansion for the practice, as well as upsets between management and staff.\nYour KPIs\nYou should have a set of specific KPIs for your role within the practice. If you do not, meet with your office manager to determine which metrics would be most appropriate to track productivity for your position. Your KPIs should be minimally tracked on a monthly basis, but ideally on a weekly basis.\nEffectively Using KPIs\nTo use KPIs effectively,\nensure that the KPIs you use truly and accurately measure your role’s productivity\nregularly post the metrics to trackers, including graphs if applicable\nregularly evaluate the trackers/graphs to see what trends are emerging\nFor example, if you see a significant increase from one week or month to the next, examine what actions were implemented prior to the increase. Find out what the successful actions were, and make sure you continue them.\nSimilarly, if you","cbCainmTCU6xRq9d","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainmTCU6xRq9d","docx",57851,"English","# INTRODUCTION\n# PART 1: KPIs\n## Your KPIs\n## Effectively Using KPIs\n# PART 2: INITIAL CONSULTATION AND EXAM\n## Preparation\n## The Initial Patient Consultation\n## Purpose\n## Consultation Steps\n## Emotional Motivation\n## The Examination\n## Private Huddle\n## Reinforce the Need for Treatment\n# PART 3: INCREASING CASE ACCEPTANCE\n## No Need to be Pushy\n## Urgency in Converting Patients\n## Financial Options\n# PART 4: MORE ON CASE PRESENTATION AND CLOSING\n## Introduction\n## The Basic Steps\n## Step 1: Engaging the Patient\n## Step 2: Educating the Patient\n## Step 3: Explaining the Consequences\n## Step 4: Dealing With Objections\n## Step 5: Closing","[{\"question\":\"What are KPIs and why are they important for the treatment coordinator role?\",\"answer\":\"KPIs are statistics used to measure progress toward key objectives, including office productivity and job-specific outcomes. 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