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Tips for Conducting a Market Analysis

From the College  |  Issue: February 2010  |  February 1, 2010

Action and inaction both carry risks. Chart your course using hard data. Knowing your practice’s strengths, weaknesses, and competition—and acting on this knowledge—is a great way to improve your market position and ultimately the financial success of your practice.

For additional information or assistance with marketing and practice management, call the Practice Management department at the ACR at (404) 633-3777, or visit www.rheumatology.org, and look for Practice Support.

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