In a study by the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, researchers highlight a 30-fold increase in the volume of electronic medical notes per patient in emergency medicine over the past 17 years. This exponential growth has transformed the process of reviewing patient records, known as a “chart biopsy,” into an overwhelming task…

AI is making significant strides in healthcare, particularly in improving documentation and reducing physician burnout. AI-powered notetaking tools automate the transcription and summarization process, leading to more accurate and efficient medical records. This not only frees up time for healthcare providers but also ensures that patient records are consistently updated, improving care coordination, especially in complex cases.…

Continuity of care is a vital aspect of primary healthcare, ensuring that patients receive consistent and coordinated services over time. This approach provides better health outcomes, increased patient satisfaction, and reduced healthcare costs. Oxford Academic and BMC Health Services Research highlight that continuity allows patients to build long-term relationships with their healthcare providers. This fosters trust and more…

According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Value-based care (VBC) marks a shift from the traditional fee-for-service model to a system that rewards providers based on patient health outcomes. The need to prioritize quality over quantity needs to drive this transition by addressing inefficiencies and improving patient outcomes. VBC focuses on enhancing care…

MDLand, a leading digital health technology company, is proud to announce the celebration of its 25th year anniversary. Since its founding in 1999, MDLand has been committed to boosting physician productivity, increasing revenue, improving quality, and engaging patients. MDLand accomplishes this through its flagship solutions, the certified iClinic® EHR and data-driven iPopHealth population health management.…

With the healthcare industry transitioning to value-based care (VBC), patient engagement has become critical for improving health outcomes. Encouraging physicians to prioritize patient engagement can save costs, as studies have shown patients who were provided with decision-making support had reduced their overall costs by 5.3%. By leveraging digital health technologies, providers can strengthen patient engagement and drive…