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In an article published by Executive Decisions in Dermatology, Nextech Vice President of Aesthetics Robin Ntoh explores ways dermatology practices can navigate generational diversity to help improve the hiring process:

In an in-depth article published by For The Record Magazine, Nextech Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jason Handza explains why including health information management teams soon in the process of EHR implementation is essential to overall success.

Nextech VP of Aesthetics Robin Ntoh was the featured guest on a recent podcast by Medical Spa Insider discussing the evolution of the aesthetics industry, solutions specific to the needs of medical spas, and what she’s excited about in the future of medical aesthetics.

Nextech's VP of Regulatory and Compliance, Courtney Tesvich reviews what you need to know before the end-of-year deadline for EHR development companies to comply with the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) Cures Act certification updates.

"Most dermatology practice managers already have a full plate of daily tasks, such as overseeing scheduling, patient registration, billing and collections functions. While these responsibilities alone are enough to make for a hectic week, many practice managers are now being asked to assume the additional responsibility of logistics for their organizations’ marketing programs."

Courtney Tesvich, Nextech's Vice President of Regulatory, contributed to December's issue of Practical Dermatology sharing her insights on the revised MACRA requirements that go into effect in January.

In this month's issue of Practical Dermatology, Nextech's very own Senior Professional Services Consultant, Robin Ntoh discussed the 5 tech trends that your dermatology practice can leverage today. From increasing referrals and retention through data analytics and reporting to preparing your practice to be MACRA ready, you can make sure your are on top of the latest technological innovations and trends.

Cloud adoption numbers are up in health care, and dermatology practices are no exception.