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Overview

Thank you for participating in the MGMA Member Community. Designed to facilitate communication with your peers, the Community provides an ideal virtual environment to exchange information, ideas and advice.

By participating in the Community, you agree that you have read and will conduct yourself in accordance with the Code of Conduct.

Features of Your Community:
My Communities:
Here, you will find all of the communities you have joined and convenient links to each of their eGroups (discussion forums) and resource libraries.
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All Communities:
Find the right assemblies, societies and networks to suit your practical and professional needs. Select from a variety of content notification options.
Directory:
Reach out and make connections that will serve you well the rest of your career. Find colleagues who share your interests, work for similar organizations, reside in your area and more.
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My Profile:
Upload your photo and tell everyone a bit about yourself: your interests, alma mater, contact information, and organizational demographics. And you control your privacy settings.
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View "Privacy Settings" tutorial.
View "My Contacts" tutorial.
Resource Libraries:
There’s no card needed to check out this reference set. Share sample forms, policies, procedures and other items of interest with your colleagues. Featuring a multimodal search engine, you can even review and bookmark your favorites. Easily accessible through My Communities.
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eGroups:
Access these discussion forums through My Communities. Stay on top of key medical practice methodologies and industry hot topics with these user-driven information exchanges. Choose online participation or e-mail notification.
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Create a community:
Can’t find the ideal crowd to meet your informational needs? Launch your own custom community and invite other members to join.
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Blogs:
Start your own blog to express your views and kindle discussions. You can also read your peers' blogs and contribute your thoughts.
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