With more than 76 percent of dentists adopting electronic health record (EHR) systems, digital documents are no longer a “nice to have” and increasingly a necessity for dental practices.* Transitioning your office to a digital workspace requires the use of reliable and durable scanning solutions. But with so many different scanners available on the market […]
The cost of healthcare is notoriously high and finding an open appointment time can be nearly impossible unless you plan well in advance. Ask anyone who has had a recent trip to the doctor’s office. The price of hospital visits and medicine have been skyrocketing year after year with little sign of slowing down. For many people, accessible and affordable healthcare has become a luxury instead of a regular part of life. Whether or not you work in the medical industry, value-based healthcare has become an important trend to familiarize yourself with. With benefits for both doctors and patients, value-based healthcare has been adopted by many practices and is sure to become increasingly prominent in the US going forward.
If you had to name one modern medical technology that changed the way every hospital and clinic operates, what would it be? Chances are the first things that popped into your mind was the development of electronic medical records (EMRs). Though EMRs have risen to prominence in the media quite recently, they have been used by some hospitals and government agencies for more than 30 years.
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