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Copy of 802 Quiz 1 Practice Management Best Practices

By PracticeUP Admin / October 17, 2022

Assessment: Lesson 2

Practice Management Best Practices

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

The goal of best practices for managing one’s independent practice is to:

Make sure clients get what they need from you.

Make sure you go out of business later better than sooner.

Make sure you earn as much money as you can.

Make your practice efficient, effective, and successful.

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Question 2 of 5

2. Question

John Johnson, MD is a former oncologist who has now shifted his practice to advocacy. Which of the following best practices does he need to adhere to that might be difficult for him since he comes from a medical practice?

Making sure he backs his records up to the cloud.

Making sure he provides information to clients to allow them to make their own decisions.

Making sure he has malpractice insurance in place just in case an advocacy client wants to sue him.

Making sure he is hired only as a subcontractor to advocates who don't have cancer experience.

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Question 3 of 5

3. Question

What are the best reasons to do pro bono work for a client when you are first going into business as an advocate or care manager?

You'll get the experience you need later for paying clients.

So you won't have to say "no" to someone who really needs your help but can't afford your services.

It's a really easy way to avoid working with people who don't speak your native language.

There are no good reasons for accepting pro bono work early in your independent advocacy or care management career. It could put you out of business.

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Question 4 of 5

4. Question

What sorts of documentation should you create as you do your work?

How much time you spend on tasks for each client.

How much out-of-pocket money you spend on each client.

How far you drive to see a client or meet him at an appointment.

All a client's providers and their contact information.

All of the above.

All of the above.

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Question 5 of 5

5. Question

Your client, Mr. Jeffries, is scheduled for lab work next Tuesday. Which of these ways is NOT acceptable according to best practices?

To pick him up 30 minutes in advance, then him to his appointment.

To let him drive himself if he is still driving.

To let his daughter take him to the appointment, and you can meet him there.

To hire a medical transportation van or car to take him.

To let him walk if he is capable and prefers to.

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