Does Playing Video Games Improve a Physician’s Ability to Recognize Trauma?
With limited time and overcrowded waiting rooms, emergency room (ER) physicians find it quite challenging to balance the demands of patient care. Medical transcription service companies specializing in ER documentation help physicians maintain accurate patient records and charts. However, one important task that healthcare providers
Google’s Speech Recognition Aims at Improving Medical Transcription
This is an update on the September 26, 2016 blog “Google Gears up To Improve Speech Recognition Capabilities.”
With several reports indicating that physicians are spending more time on EHR documentation than caring for patients, the search engine giant Google is coming up with solutions
Chiropractic Care a Key Element in Tackling America’s Opioid Epidemic
As the battle against opioids takes center stage in communities across the United States, policymakers are advocating nonpharmacological pain treatment methods. The Joint Commission’s new pain assessment and management standards that will take effect January 1, 2018 require for all accredited hospitals to provide alternative pain
Engaging Patients in their Own Care can Reduce Primary Care Workload, says HBR Report
Primary care is in trouble, according to recent reports. The workload of primary care physicians (PCPs) is increasing and there is a provider shortage. Many of the new healthcare models are focused on connecting patients more closely to their PCP. However, studies show that providers
How the Internet Impacts the Patient-Physician Relationship
The internet has transformed the way we live, and how we work and interact with others. The internet of things has revolutionized the practice of medicine. Interregional and global communications, methods of practice and practice management have all been impacted. The Internet facilitated outsourcing. Today,
