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Background – Clinician Burnout Clinicians are spending excessive time on EHR systems which leads to burnout and less satisfaction with their work. Physicians spend more than half of their working time on EHR-related tasks1. This averages to be 4.5 hours while in the clinic, and 1.5 hours during their personal time1. The excessive time doctors…
Abstract COVID-19 has increased physician burnout in the past few years. The current system involves one-way pagers and phone calls that require a standby clinician to answer and respond1. This results in clinicians requesting and receiving large amounts of information in an outdated system. The current systems lead to a breakdown in communication which can…
Abstract Digital health solutions have drastically increased in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Patients now have access to virtual care and healthcare providers 24/7, remote monitoring, and more. Unfortunately, these innovations often don’t reach the low income, disabled, and older population. It is crucial that health IT companies and creators of digital solutions…
I can breathe a sigh of relief! I experienced 14 intense weeks of the Goldman Sachs 2021 Spring: 10,000 Small Businesses National Cohort 15 – Section 1. GS10KSB provided this entrepreneur with the mindset and skillset which I will repeatedly apply to evaluate and potentially implement future opportunities. I found the following 3 topics to…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a trending topic within the health IT community. Over the last couple of years, it has gained even more recognition.
As healthcare organizations shore up their digital systems, electronic patient records step under an especially bright spotlight. Whether you are an outpatient center, government health agency, or virtually any other type of care provider, patient data is critical to your business. But that brings up an entirely new set of issues – how can you…
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