A Rethinking Impulse by Klaus-Dieter Thill
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Rethinking in der ambulanten Medizin: Digitalisierung alleine reicht nicht
Ein Rethinking-Impuls von Klaus-Dieter Thill
Worum es geht
Die Vorstellung, dass die Digitalisierung die Effektivität und Effizienz in der ambulanten Medizin automatisch steigert, ist verlockend und wird häufig als unumgänglicher Schritt in die Zukunft angepriesen. Während die Digitalisierung unbestreitbar Potenzial für Verbesserungen bietet, gibt es jedoch zwei wesentliche Faktoren, die in der Diskussion oft vernachlässigt werden. Die digitale Transformation kann nur dann ihre volle Wirkung entfalten, wenn die bestehenden Prozesse und Strukturen in Arztpraxen auf soliden Grundlagen ruhen. Doch gerade hier zeigt sich, dass der Weg zur digitalen Zukunft durch gravierende Fehljustierungen blockiert ist – und die Bereitschaft, die Dinge neu zu denken, fehlt oft. Dieser Beitrag beleuchtet die Notwendigkeit eines strukturellen und mentalen „Rethinkings“ in der ambulanten Medizin, um das wahre Potenzial der Digitalisierung zu realisieren.
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