Protocols for doctors

[NoName]

Hello, this is going to be difficult to explain, but bare with me. I work in a place where mostly we get new doctors and work together for 3-5 years and then some stay, some go, but the point is that I get new doctors to work with, most of them are fresh out of med school, so I had this idea to create a website with workflow protocols, because I get many questions about what impressions to take for what and so on. So I did create a website, it is a private website (not in english btw), few doctors are now allowed to see the content, I'll ask for their feedback in a few weeks. My question to all of you is - have you tried doing something like that and how was it received by the doctors and was it helpful?

Because it does take a lot of my time to write everything, to add pictures, edit pictures and so on, so I'm wondering if it's worth it, maybe most doctors won't care. I'm doing all this to help the new doctors, it's not really a business idea, but I don't know where else to post this.

 

[Doris A]

Are you an in-house technician where new doctors come in right after school? If that’s the case, I think it’s a great idea. If you’re a private lab, it makes me wonder what’s going on with the dentist-lab relationship that they move on.

 

[Cleo]

I think it is a great idea and doctors need that help. The question is will they use it or is it easier to have an assistant call and ask the questions? I used to do newsletters with things like that and kept copies in a blog so they could find it. I had very little traffic(probably just my team). Not sure if the newsletters helped or were even read. Still had the same calls come in.

 

[NoName]

Are you an in-house technician where new doctors come in right after school? If that’s the case, I think it’s a great idea. If you’re a private lab, it makes me wonder what’s going on with the dentist-lab relationship that they move on.

english is not my first language, what do you mean by in-house technician? the lab I work in is owned by the doctors (they have many dental offices) and I'm the head guy in the lab, that's why I get to work mostly with new doctors

 

[Doris A]

english is not my first language, what do you mean by in-house technician? the lab I work in is owned by the doctors (they have many dental offices) and I'm the head guy in the lab, that's why I get to work mostly with new doctors

In-house means what you described. The doctors are your employer. You’re not an independent laboratory. That being said, I think it’s a good idea, if they’ll use it. They will probably still continue to ask you questions, because it’s easier to ask a question in person than it is to go to a website.