Technology and Patient Engagement

How one practice managed the transition to virtual care before the pandemic.

Some of the ways the industry is addressing these issues in medical school and beyond.

Solutions that have become more than just “nice-to-have” since the beginning of the 2020 pandemic.

Patients can hold biases toward physicians in the same way that physicians can be biased in their care delivery.

The difference between a ‘conscious bias’ and an ‘unconscious bias’ and how they are measured.

What bias means for physician’s everyday work experiences.

With consumer-driven business models running the show, your existing call-handling systems and protocols are likely not contributing to the patient loyalty you need for a thriving practice.

What practices should be planning for to make the best RCM strategy this year, from David Cohen, chief product and technology officer of Greenway Health.

The benefits and challenges involved with integrating a telehealth system with an EHR.

The concept of integrated telehealth solutions and how this impacts workflows.

How physicians can remain updated with standards of care.

Will point solutions continue to emerge, or will there be a widespread consolidation of programs and services?

How providers should take issues into consideration when exploring point solutions for their patients.

The phenomenon of ‘point solution fatigue’ affecting physicians, providers, and payers.

Now is the time for decisive COVID-19 recovery.

The shortcomings of current standards of care and why finding solutions might be so challenging and complex.

Improve the quality of staff relationships, increase efficiency, and profoundly impact patient safety.

Physicians Practice® spoke with Dr. Jonathan Wisen, Founder and Chief Medical Officer of MediOrbis, about specialty telemedicine for the treatment of chronic conditions and how these technologies can improve a practice's offerings and patient outcomes.

What we mean by ‘standards of care’ are, as well as how they are developed.

How a high "Referral-to-Appointment” benefits everyone by scheduling patients and supporting the current and future healthcare ecosystems.

COVID-19 supercharged what had been a typically slow but steady adoption of telehealth.

To ensure a successful roll-out, providers should ensure their EHR supports the vaccination processes.

It is essential to maintain a level of regular communication and engagement with patients.

While a great way to market your practice’s name, brand, and showcase providers, think through these legal and compliance issues first.

For many Federally Qualified Health Centers telehealth services have been crucial to being able to continue to provide care during this time.