If your business could save money, enhance security and fuel growth by implementing one simple strategy would you do it? If you answered yes, then you need to consider virtualization.
With technology continually evolving and a global pandemic that has drastically altered our current way of life, 2020 has seen a great deal of change in a short time span. This is especially true in the healthcare landscape. While many sources are reporting on the ways coronavirus is challenging our hospitals and healthcare system at large, mental health services have faced similar obstacles.
With the changes wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, many hospitals, clinics, and medical practices have adapted their processes and rapidly adopted digital technologies. While the short-term goal was likely to maximize care while minimizing risk to patients, staff and healthcare providers, there is a clear long-term benefit to this digital transformation: sustainability. Reducing your impact on the environment may not be the primary concern of your practice in the midst of a global healthcare crisis, but operating in a sustainable manner should always be among your operating goals – now more than ever.
With the uncertainty of whether class will resume in-person in the near future, many school districts are continuing to face the possibility of teaching remotely or doing a combination of in-person and online teaching. This list provides a few ways to make this unprecedented time a little less stressful for administrators, teachers and families alike.
As software platforms adapt over time, your workflow has become increasingly hardware agnostic. You aren’t reliant upon one specific solution or hardware system, giving you the freedom to choose what works best for your organization. As you figure out what that is, you can count on Ambir to help you find a scanning solution that fits your changing needs.
As healthcare providers and patient needs and wants change, adjustments towards digital processes are becoming increasingly integral. The benefits of integrating telemedicine into healthcare processes enable providers to overcome barriers to issues such as transportation, distance, early detection, and more. Here are some of the most vital reasons to include telemedicine in overall healthcare processes:
As a working professional, a good portion of your life is spent working in an office environment. Whether in a traditional office setting or work from home, it is important to make your workspace one you enjoy and find comfort in. A minimalist design approach can make a small space feel larger and help you stay focused and distraction free. With a clean and functional space, every item has a purpose that aids in optimizing your work experience.
The coronavirus pandemic has turned our lives upside down, forcing organizations around the globe to adapt to changing circumstances and create new ways of doing business. Driven by circumstance, digital transformation is happening at an unprecedented rate, particularly in the healthcare field. Electronic health records, virtual doctor appointments, and remote patient monitoring have suddenly become standard operating procedure – the new normal in a time that is anything but.
Tax season is upon us. Whether you’re an accountant, or filing for yourself, one of the biggest points of stress is often organizing your documents together in one place. Managing clutter can be time consuming. We have some tips to make this year’s tax season your most efficient one yet.
In the past year, the healthcare field has seen a vast number of changes. Whether it’s been new technology, a global pandemic, or changes in procedure, it is important to constantly adjust to better serve your patient’s needs. The patient experience is one of the most important aspects in healthcare and adaptability plays a huge part. When considering what to prioritize within your practice to optimize your patient experience, consider these increasingly popular solutions below.
