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Tiffany Lauria LPN
Tiffany Lauria is the team Project Coordinator, Researcher, Practice Consultant and our ‘just get-it-done’ go-to person. With a background in nursing and Clinical Research Coordination and Management, Tiffany is well versed in the mechanics of clinical practices and best work practices across the spectrum of healthcare delivery.
She is currently the Project Coordinator for our CMS Oncology Care Model Time and Motion Study as well as participating in data gathering in the field. Behind the scenes, Tiffany works with our start up and super group practice clients and manages vendor relations.
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Marketing is important for all businesses, including medical practices. To measure your marketing success and obtain new patients, it's important to track 3 metrics: cost per lead (CPL), patient acquisition cost (PAC) and return on investment (ROI). Read more here. 📈
"Your cost\lead is the cost to attract a new patient to your practice. The CPL describes the cost for someone to become a patient in your practice. For example, this would be the cost for a web surfer who reads a blog post on your website and enters their email to receive additional information. The cost may represent the potential patient who clicks a Google AdWord for your practice and comes in for a free consultation you are conducting on a weight loss program."
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3 marketing metrics for practices
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Discover essential medical practice marketing metrics—cost per lead (CPL), patient acquisition cost (PAC) and return on investment (ROI)—to attract more patients and maximize revenue with data-dri...
New research reveals that unvaccinated children face up to 20 times higher risk of long COVID. According to the analysis, the vaccine is about 95% effective in preventing long COVID in kids. Read more here! 🦠
"One of the enduring mysteries of the COVID-19 pandemic is the cause of "long COVID," a collection of symptoms that can appear or persist weeks and months after a person's initial infection has subsided. While the underlying mechanisms of this syndrome remain unclear, scientists know that viral infections often give rise to post-viral syndromes featuring fatigue, "brain fog," and other non-specific symptoms."
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Unvaccinated kids face up to 20 times higher risk of long COVID, analysis finds
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Unvaccinated children and adolescents were up to 20 times more likely to develop long COVID than their vaccinated peers, according to new research led by a team from the Perelman School of Medicine at...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Happy #ArabAmericanHeritageMonth! We celebrate the rich culture, history, and medical contributions of Arab Americans! 🙌
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