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  Telehealth, The Future Of Efficient And Equitable Healthcare Telehealth, also known as telemedicine, is the use of electronic information and telecommunications technologies to provide care when the patient and the doctor are not in the same place at the same time. The facility connects patients to vital health services through video conferencing, remote monitoring, electronic consultations and wireless communications. The ease of contact with a doctor has practically proved to be a great relief to those who needed the doctor's suggestion, but struggled to physically reach their place. Through telehealth , doctors have the opportunity to provide care, go through the various health reports and stay in touch with their patients when face to face patient care is not possible.   Emergence of virtual patient care during the COVID 19 pandemic Before COVID-19 pandemic, telemedicine was most frequently used in rural and remote areas where patients would otherwise have to tra...

EMR Software Has Proved To Improve Patient Care In The United States In the early 1960s, it was first widely noted that many medical records, such as patient diagnosis and treatment, contained multiple errors. At this point, the need also arose for a third-party facility to independently verify the content. This is also the time when the computer starts to feel its presence. The change became much more visible and the internet became an essential tool for recording and transferring medical records. The first EMR was developed in 1972 by the Regenstrief Institute and was welcomed as a major advance in healthcare/medical practice, but was not very successful because the price was far too high. In the early 1990s, computers became more affordable, and since the turn of the current millennium, the medical industry across the country has begun to embrace the EMR system. EMR Software is a digital version of all the information normally found in a healthcare provider's paper card: medi...

  How The Practice Management System Has Proved To Benefit The Healthcare Industry The primary responsibility for the medical practitioners is to provide the best possible care to their patients. Patient satisfaction has to be the most important factor for any healthcare organization. But as has been seen with most of the private practices, the doctors and physicians have to deal with numerous other day to day non-clinical administrative tasks. Those invariably hampers the most important patient care and also drain the care providers and the in-house staff of the medical facility. The practice management system in the medical sector has been introduced to offer them respite from those daily arduous tasks. The system ensures that the healthcare providers are engaging in active patient care without running the risk of being burned out.   The solution has proved to offer immense benefit to any modern facility 1)     Efficient time saving process: - The med...