The world of healthcare is constantly evolving, and with each advancement comes new challenges and risks. One of the most critical challenges facing healthcare providers today is ensuring the security, privacy, and efficiency of their clinical notes software. With the increasing use of cloud-based systems...
Clinical notes software is changing the face of healthcare collaboration, offering healthcare providers a range of advanced features and functionality that can vastly improve the quality of care for patients. Technology has enabled us to advance in many areas, none more so than in Allied Health....
As a healthcare professional, I have seen firsthand the impact that clinical notes software can have on the accuracy of patient notes. ClinikNote clients also agree; using clinical notes software has significantly improved the efficiency and accuracy of documenting patient encounters. One of the primary benefits...
In the digital age, medical professionals are increasingly turning to the use of clinical note taking software for the recording and storage of patient data. While this provides a great benefit in terms of ease of use and accuracy of data, it also presents a...
As healthcare providers, we are always looking for ways to improve the quality of care we provide to our patients. One important way to do this is by ensuring that we have a good Clinical Notes software in place. Most of us who have been to...
What are pain drawings? Clinicians have been asking patients to draw their pain for over 50 years to overcome the complexity of communicating the subjective sensation from patient to medical professional. In a clinical setting, electronic pain drawings and body templates can improve clinicians’ understanding of...
As a healthcare professional and business owner, running an efficient and secure paper-based process for new patient intake and consent forms can be time consuming. Medical practices use Cliniknote to improve their workflow by sending their new patient intake forms directly to the patient to submit...
Most medical professionals at some point have spent uncounted hours writing and re-writing clinical notes. The move from paper to electronic health records has left many clinicians spending more time writing, filing, and updating their clinical notes than ever.[1] Many clinicians actually spend more time on...
The recording of patient information has been traced back to cave paintings and stone carvings of prehistoric times and Egyptian surgical case reports documented on papyrus. It was Dr. Lawrence Weed, professor of medicine and pharmacology at Yale University who was inspired to create the basis...