Whether you’re a physio, chiropractor, osteopath, myotherapist, massage therapist or a doctor, the necessity for taking and updating in-depth clinical notes for each patient is one of the highest priorities. Up until recently, most allied health professionals managed these notes with paper systems that can...
One of the most important legal and ethical aspects of a clinician’s job is to take and keep accurate notes on every interaction with a patient. This obligation doesn’t end with the taking of notes, the safe and secure storage of patient files, digital and...
The use of technology, especially mobile devices by clinicians and health care providers, is rapidly changing the way medical professionals manage their practice, their patients, note-taking and file storage.1 With the latest advancements in smartphones, tablets and software, medical professionals are seeing the practical benefits...
Did you know studies have shown that up to 75% of Australian and New Zealand medical practitioners are suffering from signs of burnout?1 While burnout in the medical and health fields is a complex topic with many underlying causes, the amount of paperwork and administrative...