Richard Moore

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4 strategies to improve your business practices
There is no crystal ball to tell dentists exactly how the transformation of healthcare will affect dentistry. But the dental industry can develop best practices based on lessons learned from the experiences of general healthcare providers, according to Richard Moore, president of OneMind Health. He offers strategies dentists can use to improve their practices.
April 23, 2014
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