SUMMARY VOLUME 1:

SECTION 1. How It All Started:

The Problem

• Mass Economy

• The Harried Dentist

The Solution

• The Cult of Calmness

• A Change of Focus in Education

A New Movement

• Practical Applications of the Slow Movement

• Slow Medicine

• Slow Dentistry

Slow Reflection. The Pleasure of Doing Things Well

SECTION 2. The Slow Approach

The Evolution of Dentistry

• A Revolution in Concept

• What, Why, How, and What For

• Focus on the Patient

Getting Started with the Slow Approach

• From Philosophy to Method

• Basic Principles

The Advantages of Slow Dentistry

• Advantages for Professionals

• Advantages for Patients

Slow Reflection. Management, Quality of Care, and Technology Come Together for Our Patients

SECTION 3. The Importance of Balance

Choosing the Best Option

• More vs. Less

• Balanced Quality

• Fast vs. Slow

Dentistry, in Just the Right Measure

• Complete Dentistry

• Patient Profiles

• For the Responsible Use of Technology

Adequate Treatment

• The Value of Prevention

• Natural Teeth vs. Implants

• Overtreatment vs. Undertreatment

Slow Reflection. Esthetic Dental Treatment: When Less is More

SECTION 4. Living and Practicing Slow

An Ideal Plan

• Setting an Example

• A Game Plan

Completing Tasks

• Personal Organization

• Ultra-productivity

Professional Success

• The Competition

• A Value Proposition Formula

• Achieving Success

Slow Reflection. Digital Technology is an Advantage… if We Have Good Management First

SUMMARY VOLUME 2:

SECTION 1. Dental Practice Management

An Introduction to Practice Management

The Importance of Management

Management Functions

A Change in Mindset

The Dental Practice as a Business

Vision, Mission, and Values

Business Ethics in Dentistry

The Dental Practice and Its Environment

Market Study

Demand Analysis

SECTION 2. Organization and Quality

Objective Planning

Creating an Objective Plan

The Business Plan

Information Management

Time Management

Organizing the Schedule

Factors that Influence Time Management

Quality Management

The Concept of “Total Quality”

Non-Quality Costs

SECTION 3. Basic Finances

A Dental Practice’s Performance

Profitability

Purchases and Investments

Accounting in Dentistry

Account Management

Costs

Economic and Financial Control

Financial Budget

Establishing Fees

SECTION 4. Dental Practice Marketing

Marketing in the Dental Profession

Internal and External Marketing

Brand Value

The Practice as a Marketing Element

Marketing Plan

The Marketing Mix

Advertising

Online Marketing

The Website

Engagement in Social Networks

INTRODUCTION TO ELEMENT III

SECTION 1. Management Skills for Dentists

The Dentist as Business Person

The Practice Director

The Basic Functions of the Business Person

The Dentist as Leader

Basic Qualities and Functions

Leadership vs. Management

Organization and Delegation

Personal Organization

Power vs. Authority

Section 2. Human Resources Management

Organizational Structure

The Value of People

Team Selection and Training

Hierarchy of a Dental Practice

Chain of Command

Employee Duties

Human Resources Policy

Company Handbook

Conduct Codes

SECTION 3. Creating a Successful Team

Team Social Skills

Emotional Intelligence

A Positive Attitude

Maintaining the Team

The Value of Talent

Make Your Team Loyal

Motivating Team Members

Happiness in the Workplace

Reaching Objectives

SECTION 4. Teamwork

Team Spirit

The Basic Principles of Teamwork

Empowerment

Team Communication

Internal Communication

Staff Meetings

Ongoing Team Improvement

Conflict Resolution

Team Maturity

INTRODUCTION TO ELEMENT IV

SECTION 1. Patient Services

Dental Patients

Patient or Client?

Purchasing Dental Services

Patient Communication

Elements of Communication

Communication Barriers

Communicate Successfully

An Even Exchange

Phases in the Consumption Process

Patient Services

SECTION 2. Initial Consultation

First Time Ever in the Office

First Impressions

ABC1 Protocol

The Last Visit

Diagnosis and Treatment Plan

Diagnostic Value

Treatment Plan

Treatment Proposal

Presenting Treatment Successfully

Selling Without Actually Trying to

Visual Aids

The Goal is a “Yes”

SECTION 3. Patient Satisfaction Management

The Formula for Patient Satisfaction

Our Patients’ Expectations

Patient Opinion

Dissatisfied Patients

Complaints and Claims

Conflict Resolution

From Dissatisfied to Satisfied

Word-of-Mouth

Patient Satisfaction, Loyalty, and Retention

SECTION 4. Patient Retention

True Retention

Aftermarketing

The Value of Patient Retention

Retained Patients

From Satisfied to Retained

Promoter, Referrer, Advocate

Retention Protocol

The Recall System

Keys for Retaining Patients

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