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Added for You - Computer Use At The Point of Medical Care
There are no two people alike in the world, so no two people have the same taste. Why is it then that the majority of homes have plain, white switchplates?Switchplates have been around since the days of indoor electricity. They cover an open area in a wall where a light switch is in place, making the
Centralized Printing
Strategic placement of the printer (and a back-up)
There is no easy and rapid solution to the challenges of the MLM and network marketing industry. Here is what I have learned to do to avoid some of the pitfallsAVOID PITFALLS Have a strong "why". If you do not have a deeply felt, personal, "gut level" reason for wanting to accomplish your goal, you wi
Have A Central Documents Location
After firing up the tablet PC and starting the EMR program, I also open the internet browser. I have created folders on the server containing documents pertinent to patient encounters. This makes it easy to access these documents without having to leave the exam room.
For instance, I have a folder for my most commonly used Patient Education materials.There is another folder for the Vaccine Information Sheets, and another for screening forms for various conditions.
Make Best Use of The Internet
I added several very helpful bookmarks on my web browser. The AAFP website familydoc-tor.org is a great resource for more patient education materials that are not in my collection. I also use Medscape.com for the same purpose. Medscape even has animations – a cool teaching tool for conditions like disk herniation.
For Evidence-Based information, and medications resource, I access ACP’s PIER (Physician In-formation and Education Resource), and Epocrates online, which serves as back-up to my EMR’s e-prescribing feature.
Other useful sites include flashcode.com for quick ICD-9 look up, and the 10-year CHD risk as-sessor from the National Cholesterol Education Program. This is also a useful teaching and mo-tivational tool as I could do ‘what if’ scenarios and tell the patient how their quantitative CHD risk changes when the risk factors are modified.
Centralized Printing
Strategic placement of the printer (and a back-up) f
With a multitude of cash back portals on the Internet, it really has become a difficult job for the consumers nowadays to choose the right site and the right cash back deals. It is expected that more cash back portals will join the bandwagon of the portals already on the web, making the choice even more
After firing up the tablet PC and starting the EMR program, I also open the internet browser. I have created folders on the server containing documents pertinent to patient encounters. This makes it easy to access these documents without having to leave the exam room.
For instance, I have a folder for my most commonly used Patient Education materials.There is another folder for the Vaccine Information Sheets, and another for screening forms for various conditions.
Make Best Use of The Internet
I added several very helpful bookmarks on my web browser. The AAFP website familydoc-tor.org is a great resource for more patient education materials that are not in my collection. I also use Medscape.com for the same purpose. Medscape even has animations – a cool teaching tool for conditions like disk herniation.
For Evidence-Based information, and medications resource, I access ACP’s PIER (Physician In-formation and Education Resource), and Epocrates online, which serves as back-up to my EMR’s e-prescribing feature.
Other useful sites include flashcode.com for quick ICD-9 look up, and the 10-year CHD risk as-sessor from the National Cholesterol Education Program. This is also a useful teaching and mo-tivational tool as I could do ‘what if’ scenarios and tell the patient how their quantitative CHD risk changes when the risk factors are modified.
Centralized Printing
Strategic placement of the printer (and a back-up)
My mother has Alzheimer’s. She’s been in a nursing facility since February of 2005, and she’s more or less bed ridden. One of the many negative effects of Alzheimer’s is rapid memory loss to the point family members’ names are forgotten and some members get forgotten altogether. Another symptom is life regr
Make Best Use of The Internet
I added several very helpful bookmarks on my web browser. The AAFP website familydoc-tor.org is a great resource for more patient education materials that are not in my collection. I also use Medscape.com for the same purpose. Medscape even has animations – a cool teaching tool for conditions like disk herniation.
For Evidence-Based information, and medications resource, I access ACP’s PIER (Physician In-formation and Education Resource), and Epocrates online, which serves as back-up to my EMR’s e-prescribing feature.
Other useful sites include flashcode.com for quick ICD-9 look up, and the 10-year CHD risk as-sessor from the National Cholesterol Education Program. This is also a useful teaching and mo-tivational tool as I could do ‘what if’ scenarios and tell the patient how their quantitative CHD risk changes when the risk factors are modified.
Centralized Printing
Strategic placement of the printer (and a back-up)
A contractor knows that creating an estimate is the first step in securing a job. The client will look at all of the estimates and choose the one that best suites his or her needs. Estimating a small home is pretty basic. An experienced estimator can look at the square footage of the home to be built and hav
For Evidence-Based information, and medications resource, I access ACP’s PIER (Physician In-formation and Education Resource), and Epocrates online, which serves as back-up to my EMR’s e-prescribing feature.
Other useful sites include flashcode.com for quick ICD-9 look up, and the 10-year CHD risk as-sessor from the National Cholesterol Education Program. This is also a useful teaching and mo-tivational tool as I could do ‘what if’ scenarios and tell the patient how their quantitative CHD risk changes when the risk factors are modified.
Centralized Printing
Strategic placement of the printer (and a back-up)
Kevin was ready to get the day started. He only had one scheduled meeting all day, a real rarity. He was looking forward to a day in the office to catch up on calls, emails, filing, etc. As he walked out the door of his home he slipped on some ice and broke his ankle. Kevin’s day just landed in a totally di
Centralized Printing
Strategic placement of the printer (and a back-up) further enhances efficiency. All printed materials including controlled prescriptions are ready at check-out by visit’s end.
I have found that this system significantly reduces clutter, keeps materials up to date, boosts efficiency, and best of all, is almost free! It has enhanced the visit experience for both myself, and the patients who generally feel that I had done a little extra for them. It goes to show that there is more to a ‘paperless’ office than just having the electronic medical record itself.. These extra perks on workflow keep things moving smoothly and help ensure a more thorough and mean-ingful patient encounter.
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