Practice Management Books

If you're faced with the daunting task of implementing and enforcing delegations concepts - as the State Boards of Nursing have written them, I can't recommend this book more. It's complete with case studies, tools, illustrations, reasonings, etc. Best of all - it also anticipates the possible barriers to implementation that you may encounter and gives practical tools to address them. The delegation bible.

Hey... if your Mom wrote a book on Clinical Management of Diabetes, wouldn't you give it 5 stars too?

This book is a must for all healthcare professionals and managers. It is written by excellent well established authors with International reputations and expertise. I highly recommend it to you as a desktop reference book.

This is a great book for people who want to work with athletes or coaches. It provides a thoroughly referenced summary on the principles of various topics in sports nutrition, followed by "practice tips" written by top sports dietitians. It really helps to know how to put the information into use.

This is a spectacular review to help you pinpoint what you still need to work on! Recommended for anyone planning on taking the CMT exam!

I appreciate these short cuts for treatment planning. These are complicated issues and the planner gives me great ideas and makes my job easy............

I highly recommend this book. I think it would be extremely useful for any line manager interested in coaching, as well as for HR practitioners.
It shows how to develop and implement coaching and mentoring programmes in the organisation. For me, the sections on how to select a coach and manage the coaching process were invaluable.
And it was a real eye-opener to see all the different ways coaching can be used in a company.
The BBC Newsgathering team and KPMG case studies, in particular, make fascinating reading.

I think that it's terrific to have finally found a current coding manual with all of the three necessary coding systems combined in one manual for nearly the price of one coding manual. Anyone interested in properly coding you need to take a look at this one.

A necessary reference book if you use CPT codes on a regular basis for any reason. It helps me when I get "stuck" in choosing the right code. The book gives the "lay" description of the CPT code in all sections except lab, radiology and pathology (they have a separate book). I use this book along with other resources, including discussion with the physician, to gain insight into choosing one code over another. As an RN and coding/compliance auditor of a large physician practice, I highly recommend this book as a necessary tool for the industry!!

Coding with Modifiers: A Guide to Correct CPT and HCPCS Modifier Usage Great resource tool for coders! Well written with much needed examples! Would certainly recommend; a must for the coders library!!