Practice Management
Many very talented practitioners graduate from their college with burning enthusiasm, a head full of knowledge and great goals for healing the sick. They then find out that they are sadly lacking in business acumen. A good knowledge of business ensures that the practitioner can continue to carry out the tasks they have been trained to do successfully.
This module tackles all the issues surrounding setting up and maintaining a viable practice. It takes the student through all the financial requirements and rulings, e.g. self employment, as well as looking at ways to promote and develop their practice.
This module also enables the lecturers to pass on hints on systems that they have used in their own practice, such as booking procedures.
These systems are tried and tested and invariably save a lot of time and inconvenience.
Topics Covered Include:
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- Advertising Ethics and Strategies
- Market Research Techniques
- Cashflows
- Book Keeping and Accounts
- Banking
- Bank Loans
- Business Plans
- Financial Considerations
- Realistic Fees
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- Taxation and National Insurance
- Business Options and Choices
- Business Development
- Risk Taking
- Creating a Positive Professional Image
- Choosing Practice Premises
- Establishing Goals
- Booking Procedures
"A smooth running business ensures maximum health for both the practitioner and the patient"
Richard Thomas
This module makes up part of the full diploma: "The Diploma inNatural Nutrition"





