Many information systems, in particular territorial ones, are designed to perform administrative tasks and to generate mandatory data flows. Continue reading
EMR
What generation is your electronic medical record?
Regardless of the technology with which they are developed, electronic health records can be classified by objective and functional nature. Continue reading
Google demos its EHR tool: the competition is now harder!
Google Health presented the Electronic Health Record (EHR) that it is developing as part of a new generation of digital clinical instruments. It represents a difficult and very demanding challenge for industry players. Continue reading
The waiting list taboo
You cannot reduce waiting lists if you do not address the taboo of appropriateness of the question. Continue reading
Doctors earn two hours a day by filling out the medical record with voice and a smartwatch
Doctors spend more than half of their time in administrative activities instead of caring patients. Among these, the compilation of electronic patient records is one of the most relevant. This is how this time can be reduced. Continue reading
Doctor-patient communication must go through the EMR
Doctors use email, WhatsApp, SMS to communicate with their patients. With serious security and privacy risks, dispersing these messages outside of the EMR. Continue reading
Electronic Medical Record: it’s time to change course!
Healthcare IT companies are investing in new Electronic Medical Records, but not really innovating. It’s time to move away from the old patterns and change the approach. Continue reading
Voice based digital assistant for practitioners
Denver-based startup Sopris Health launched yesterday the latest version of its mobile, artificial intelligence-powered clinical documentation system. Continue reading
Is the Electronic Medical Record a source of stress for doctors?
An interesting article in MedCityNews, investigates the relationship between electronic medical records and physician exhaustion. The conclusions are fascinating. Continue reading
Primary care and regional information systems: integration or inclusion?
The extension of primary care tasks and the development of integrated care models require greater sharing of information between doctors and family paediatricians and the territorial and hospital health network. How can this be achieved? Continue reading
