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Social prescribing, or helping patients connect with activities and resources that are health-promoting, is a growing movement in Western medicine spaces. How can we incorporate these ideas into the East Asian medicine clinic, and how do these practices represent our existing yang sheng practices?
When opening a clinic, you get to decide your clinic policies and write your policy documents. Forms often get quickly thrown together so that you can get started seeing patients. Instead, I encourage you to really think about your policies and carefully write your forms. Let's talk about why!
"Second brains" or personal knowledge management (PKM for short!) has become a popular productivity topic online and can be a big asset in the acupuncture clinic! This entry introduces the idea and offers a few suggestions for applications you can try.
This entry covers the financial side of choosing a clinic space, including key real estate terms and how to calculate monthly rent. Learn how to evaluate if a space fits your budget, what expenses to include in your startup costs, and get top advice for finding the right property to lease.