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EW SHOW DAILY 52 ASOA News Today Saturday, May 6, 2017 • Good is Not Good Enough: How to Get Their Best • Tips to Develop an Effective Pa- tient Schedule • Tips on Audit-Proofing Your Prac- tice • Hiring a New Provider: Use Bench- marks to Understand Productivity Expectations • Selling Your Ophthalmology Prac- tice Before You Are Ready to Retire Tuesday • Ophthalmology Practice Mergers, Acquisitions, Divestitures Affili- ations: Including Private Equity Transactions • Ophthalmology Practice Buy-In and Pay-Out Arrangements • Strategic Planning: The Why, What and How of This Critical Discipline for Success EW I mprove practice efficiency with BOOST (Business of Ophthal- mology Standards) courses. BOOST is a selection of ASOA CME-designated courses of par- ticular interest to ophthalmologists, focusing on: • Marketing and Business Develop- ment • Business Management • Leadership and Strategic Manage- ment • Human Resources • Coding and Reimbursement • Risk Management and Compli- ance The BOOST track is an exclusive ASCRS and ASOA meeting attendee benefit and is included in the regis- tration. There are no additional fees to attend these courses. Below is a list of BOOST cours- es. For specific session times and presenters, consult the BOOST track in the ASCRS Final Program or the ASCRS•ASOA meeting app. Today • Benchmarking for Greatness: What are the Top Tier Practices Doing That Make Them So Effec- tive? • A Two-Year Countdown From Associate MD to Partner • Developing Effective Leaders Through Accountable Feedback Processes • Perspectives on the Future Trends of Ophthalmic Practices • New and Evolving Payer Guide- lines for Cataract Surgery Sunday • Navigating Change: Framework for Diagnosing and Changing Per- sonal Behavior and Organizational Culture • Embracing Optometry & Vision Plans: Creating a Successful MD/ OD Business Model • Thinking About Retirement: Key Considerations to Successfully Prepare For and Transition Out of Practice – Small Group and Solo Physicians • Practice Mergers: Traditional and Clinic Without Walls • Growing, Tracking, and Managing Your Referrals: Best Practices and New Approaches to Primary Care and Co-Management of Referrals • Operational and Financial Con- siderations for Onboarding New Physicians • How to Value an Ophthalmology Practice and Its Goodwill Value Monday • Risky Conduct: Enforcement Cases Against Physicians ASOA BOOST courses help physicians shine spotlight on better business practices Optical • Donna Suter Placement • Barry Biagini • Andrew Maller • Donna Suter Practice Management • Laurie Brown • Dixon Davis • Coni Fisher • Elizabeth Holloway • Steve Robinson • Jane Shuman • Ken Woodworth EW W ith the help of expert eyecare consultants, administrators can get answers to some of their toughest practice challenges during Consultants on Call. The program gives attendees the chance to have complimentary 10- to 15-minute meetings with top industry consultants. This year's Consultants on Call will take place today through Tuesday in the ASOA Networking Lounge, meeting room level, 511 of the convention center. Attend- ees can make an appointment, but appointments are not required. Consultants on Call includes the participants listed below. The list of participants is subject to change. Each consultant's specialty is indi- cated, so attendees can visit with the consultant best suited to their particular needs. The schedule is available in the Final Program or on the meeting website or app. Visit the ASOA Networking Lounge to sign up for an appointment. This year's consultants are: Architecture • Larry Brooks • John Marasco Coding • Dale Cook • Suzanne Corcoran • Mary Pat Johnson • Patricia Kennedy • Paul Larson • Kirk Mack • Donna McCune Marketing • James Flynn • Christine Lapointe • Megan Mestas • Brandi Musgrave • Paul Stubenbordt Get tough questions answered with Consultants on Call

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