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EDITOR'S NOTE: Special thanks to Kris Kaull, B.S., NRP, CCEMT-P, FP-C for writing today's blog post. You can connect with him on LinkedIn.
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It’s not that doctors are technologically averse. Instead, it’s because technology has become another mandatory hurdle in providing quality patient care. More and more physicians are becoming frustrated with the subpar usability of Health IT Tools.
What should be simplifying the process and providing meaningful data is increasingly becoming a headache. Systems aren’t comparable. Technology is evolving at a pace that is costing facilities in unusable “tech debt.” Doctors can’t pull basic reports. And the “IT guy,” whose responsibility centers around printing woes, is now required to screen policies & procedures, configure personal mobile devices, maintain interoperability standards — all while staying HIPAA compliant.
IT’S A MESS
Technology platforms are outdated.
Each medical health record is isolated in a system of silos.
Clinicians don’t want to carry another device.
While we are “technological-izing” healthcare, we’re also adding full-time staff.
ASK THE TOUGH QUESTIONS
The why:
The where:
The when:
THE ANSWER
The answer is to simplify. Ironically, making something easier is one of the most challenging and daunting tasks. It takes insight, hard work and creative freedom to visualize a better way. Here at Pulsara, we’re committed to simplifying healthcare by providing real solutions with no added hardware or additional staff. Simplification is in our mission. It’s in our DNA. It’s what we do.
Read more: Check out this article published in Forbes for more on doctor frustrations with healthcare technology.
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