Dr. Kamran Hamid: 3 lessons learned from starting a value-based orthopedic clinic

Kamran S. Hamid, MD, shared three lessons he learned through building a value-based orthopedic clinic in the latest issue of the Rush Orthopedics Journal.

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Here are the key details to know:

1. Find help. Hiring a physician assistant can help physicians focus on helping patients.

2. Hone management skills. For physicians managing others at a practice, learning leadership and management skills can help employees understand job expectations and requirements.

3. Take time to conduct research. Taking time to establish a practice allows physicians to time to conduct research.

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