4 critical steps for reducing physician burnout in your practice
Physician burnout continues to be a serious problem for providers across the country. Here are four critical steps you can take to reduce burnout in your practice.
Are Remote Consultations a Good Thing?
Technology isn’t the only thing that’s rapidly advanced within the past forty years. The methods available for health care practitioners to reach their patients have also grown with the changing times as well. Originally, telemedicine was developed for patients in rural, off-the-grid areas who may not have access to a physician when they need it….
How Mobile Devices Are Changing Healthcare
The explosion of mobile technology has proven to be a boon for many industries — and the healthcare field is no exception. Mobile devices and the accompanying technology has heralded in some significant changes and is helping transform the industry to increase accessibility to care for patients and streamline processes for care providers. Here are…
Why Scheduling Free Time During Your Day Can Make You More Productive
It’s not unusual to feel like you’re harried every moment of the working day. This is particularly common with stretched-thin healthcare professionals. But scheduling a bit of downtime into your day not only gives you a moment to breathe and reboot, but it can also help you be more productive. How? Here’s a couple of…
3 Must-Have Apps for Healthcare Professionals
These days, your smartphone can serve as much more than your alarm clock and communication tool. Healthcare pros have a bevy of apps available to make their lives a little easier. While there are dozens of helpful tools out there for workers in healthcare (often tailored to your particular function in healthcare), here are our…
4 Reasons You Should Schedule Workday Breaks
These days, it’s easy for healthcare workers (or any office workers) to get so busy and bogged down with their daily responsibilities that they neglect to take a break. No coffee break, no lingering at the watercooler, no lunch away from their desk. One reason for this is that taking frequent breaks is often erroneously…