Webinar Recording
Harnessing Data for Practice Growth: Tools and strategies for attracting your best patients
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Patients are the foundation of General Practice. Their active engagement and the ability to attract new patients is essential for the continued success of a practice.
In this 1-hour educational session Bryn Tardent-Powell (Cubiko), Lachlan McPherson, and Mick Carney (Heartbeat Digital Marketing) discuss the tools, data and strategies you can implement to attract your ideal patients.
In this session, you’ll learn:
- How to analyse your practice cohort and billings to identify your ideal patients
- Identify under-utilised services
- Using digital marketing tools to attract your best patients
- Understanding the analytics behind improving your patients base
Speakers
Bryn Tardent-Powell
Lachlan McPherson
Mick Carney
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Hear what your colleagues in the industry have to say
It's fast, it is accurate and it provides information that is relevant and useful in day-to-day managing of clinics.
Margo HayesPractice Manager at MoleChex
With Cubiko Assist's featured metric, we were able to find an additional $7,000 in billings which we otherwise may not have been aware was available.
Michelle ChuangPractice manager at Sydney Doctors
Cubiko has freed up my time to actually act and engage with my clinicians and staff with objective evidence in hand and focused strategies in mind.
Greg DaviesCEO Shoalhaven Family Medical Centres
Never before has it been more important to get a full picture of your practice. Cubiko and Surgical Partners take care of all the financial metrics crucial for our practice. This allows us to focus more on patient care without having to stress over the financials.
Tracey JohnsonCEO Inala Primary Care
Over the years I have loved using both Cubiko and Surgical Partners. To have them partner together to drive financial and practice insights for my practice on a single platform will save me a lot of time and be incredibly rewarding.
Tara WelshPractice Manager at CHC Medical
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