Thursday, January 9, 2025
Healthcare workplace demands and the constant pursuit of success often lead to one detrimental phenomenon: Workforce Burnout. As many people work from home thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, the lines between work and home life are blurring. And it has rather become easy to be overwhelmed and exhausted. But there’s hope: digital health. Whether through
[ Read More ]Source – Cover image The ever-growing reliance on healthcare has become a vital reason for the significance of big data. Be it details on patients, location-based epidemics, or diseases, and organizations require efficient techniques to leverage such a massive volume of data. Proper analysis of this asset is vital to predict pandemics and improve the
[ Read More ]Image Source Introduction Developing newer technologies is a continuous process. Including them in the healthcare industry is a necessity. Technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), ML (Machine Learning), Blockchain, 3D Printing, the Internet of Things (IoT), etc., have taken all industries by storm. Dentistry is not alien to it. You can get an insight into how
[ Read More ]Before corona hit the world badly, healthcare organizations were operating traditionally. The pandemic situation fueled the technology leverage in the healthcare market that has helped in optimizing healthcare operations, reducing costs, better-managing healthcare data, and handling a diminished healthcare workforce. AI, ML, and NLP technology played a vital role in predictive analytics, drug discovery, imaging
[ Read More ]In today’s fast-paced healthcare industry, medical practices desire effective solutions to handle patient data and streamline administrative processes. Electronic health records (EHR) have transformed how healthcare professionals to store, manage, and communicate patient information. EHR systems provide various advantages to medical offices, including better efficiency, improved patient care, and cost savings. Yet, selecting the correct
[ Read More ]Healthcare is a popular and significant industry that has a massive impact on society. There are differences in access to and quality of healthcare based on ethnicity, earnings, and other factors, which continue to be significant challenges in healthcare. However, innovative medical technologies have the potential to bridge this gap and improve healthcare outcomes for
[ Read More ]By Dr. Crissy Hunter Southern New Hampshire University Nursing is the largest sector of healthcare professionals, with almost four times the number of physicians. Someone who seeks care in a medical office, walk-in clinic, urgent care, emergency room or hospital will interact more with nurses than any other healthcare provider. Depending on the healthcare institution,
[ Read More ]Medical codes are a different language to a layperson, and they are. Clinicians and revenue cycle staff convert clinical encounters into billable codes in the highly complex medical coding process used for performance tracking and reimbursement. The codes that eventually lead to claims describe a patient’s experience. Being able to comprehend a clinical encounter is
[ Read More ]Errors in prescribing happen really often and for different sorts of reasons. Errors in prescribing can happen when the wrong drug is selected by the doctor or when the drug is too complex. These types of medication errors can be fatal to a patient. Several factors have been associated with an increased risk of prescribing
[ Read More ]The last few years have shown us that digital innovation can significantly improve patient outcomes, reduce costs, and increase access to care. However, there is still much to be done to fully realize the potential of digital technologies in healthcare. Ongoing research and development of new digital health solutions will also be crucial for advancing
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