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Technology has forever changed the way that healthcare is delivered, and medical staff scheduling software is a critical component in reducing hospital and facility costs. On the clinical front, Kaiser Permanente logged more than 110 million patient “visits” during 2015 via smartphone, kiosks, and video calls. In the realm of medical advances, the American Society […]

MDsyncNET.com, the premier technology company for hospital communications software solutions, has launched a video explaining how MDsyncNET can alleviate many of the interruptions plaguing hospital-based medical services professionals. The video introduces Susan, a medical services professional who has an hour to prepare an agenda for an ad hoc committee meeting – a task that should […]

According to a study led by Mayo Clinic, the growth and evolution of the electronic environment in healthcare is taking a toll on U.S. physicians. Mayo Clinic researchers found that the use of electronic health records and computerized physician order entry decreased physician satisfaction and led to higher rates of professional burnout. In fact, studies […]

Healthcare is arguably the only major industry in the U.S. that hasn’t fully embraced automation. Many facilities take advantage of automated patient discharge and electronic healthcare records, but there are still many activities that are not automated. Using automation to manage risk in healthcare confers many other benefits, including labor savings, improved quality and consistency, […]

Over the past few years and across the healthcare spectrum, mergers and acquisitions have made headlines. Independent and small groups of urgent care centers have been subsumed by chains and hospitals, while hospitals have been acquiring physician practices at a steady clip. While some claim the mergers and acquisitions trend is fueled by numerous small […]

With the healthcare industry continually looking to cut spending while improving efficiency, the automation of manual tasks has become a focus for performance improvement. Bureau of Labor Statistics data show that the demand for healthcare will continue to rise through at least 2024, while the number of healthcare professionals to care for patients will lag […]