Practice Personas | Complete the sentence(s) below by clicking the value that best describes the care that currently exists at your practice.

If you score in Level D in any area, your practice is just getting started and may want to review our resources page to help you prepare for the key changes described in that section of the guide.
If you score in Level C in any area, your practice is in the early stages of change and can benefit from the action steps and resources in that section of the guide.
If you score in Level B in any area, your practice has implemented basic changes and can build upon your success with the action steps and resources in that section of the guide.
If you scored in Level A in any area, your practice has achieved most or all of the important changes required. Congratulations! You can still use the actions steps and resources in that section of the guide to find new ways to improve.

Identifying Practice Personas

Explore practice personas and the tailored strategies for approaching practices with specific issues.

Practice Personas

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A Chaos Practice is one that is always struggling to make it through each busy day providing care to the patients as they arrive.

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An Isolated Practice is set apart geographically or isolated in terms of the nature of their practice or patients they serve.

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A Naysayer Practice has a single, influential member of the team who does not believe any improvement can occur.

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An Old-Fashioned Practice is one very set in its ways and that has perhaps been in practice for a long time.

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An Overconfident Practice is one that believes strategies that worked for one issue will work well in all circumstances.