AMA Private Practice Simple Solutions are free, open access rapid learning cycles designed to provide opportunities to implement actionable changes that can immediately increase efficiency in private practices.
Each eight-week Private Practice Simple Solutions learning collaborative addresses one topic area important to private practices and begins with a webinar of pre-recorded content presented by subject matter experts. Following the kick-off webinar, an asynchronous discussion board offers weekly prompts for participants that encourage interaction with peers and questions for the experts to address. Midway through the learning collaborative, participants attend a live webinar for a moderated Q&A on the topic that will inform the direction of the discussion prompts for the remainder of the session.
Running concurrently to the releases of the pre-recorded webinars will be a discussion board offering opportunities to interact with fellow cohort members and submit questions to the subject matter experts who oversee the sessions. Post-session surveys will measure the relevance of the topic, adoption of content and impact of the sessions. The surveys will also allow participants to suggest topics to be covered in future sessions.
Upcoming sessions
Upcoming sessions
Private Practice Simple Solutions: Patient and Community Engagement
Private Practice Simple Solutions: Patient and Community Engagement
Aug. 13–Oct. 8
In this eight-week learning collaborative, subject matter experts Sea Chen, MD, Niki Panich, MD, and Meaghan Nolan will discuss patient engagement platforms, digital workflows for communication, and how to involve your practice’s patient community when making changes such as moving to value-based care or improving the revenue cycle. Learn more.
Private Practice Simple Solutions: Virtual Assistants
Private Practice Simple Solutions: Virtual Assistants
Oct. 8–Dec. 3
In this free eight-week learning collaborative, Carolynn Francavilla Brown, MD, guides participants through the process of hiring virtual assistants, including how to vet potential candidates and properly integrate them into your practice. Learn more.
Please contact the Private Practice team with additional topic suggestions.
