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How do you feel about using a laptop/tablet in front of a patient?
Many physicians are bringing technology with them into the exam room. Does the presence of a laptop or tablet hinder patient care? Does it make it look like you are not paying attention if you are typing or dictating?
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Many physicians are bringing technology with them into the exam room. Does the presence of a laptop or tablet hinder patient care? Does it make it look like you are not paying attention if you are typing or dictating? Weigh in below in the comments section.
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