This blog is a resource for anyone wanting to be successful
as a PT. Just because you made it through school and have the education to do
doesn’t mean you know everything to be successful. I’m betting they don’t teach
you how to make your patients happy or how to juggle the paper work. This is
what I like about it, because it seems to be a great resource to help me learn
things I may not learn anywhere else.
What I don’t like about it is partly on me. I have an old
computer and it’s a struggle for it to load each page. The blog uses a format
that loads several articles side by side, it looks good, but I think this is
what my computer is struggling with.
Obtained from http://imgur.com/DNLIVcc
One interesting article is about how to deal with a bad
review on your PT clinic. It gives the following list of steps; don’t
overreact, read it again-with feeling, merit check, and respond. Basically, empathizes
with the person and try to figure out if your clinic does have a problem that
needs to be address, and of course let them know you heard them.
I know nothing about how to respond to negative reviews, didn’t
even know there would be reviews to worry about. So I find this article very
educational and I will take it to heart, but it that I learned there are more
elements to be aware of as a PT and in its information.
Link to article: http://blog.strivelabs.com/2014/12/18/clinic-got-a-negative-review/
Link to Blog: http://blog.strivelabs.com/
Here is an article that gives similar advice to businesses: http://sproutsocial.com/insights/how-to-handle-negative-online-reviews-of-your-business/
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