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Practice value: GPs and specialists who don’t digitise their businesses lose out
Data, facts and instruments on the German health system
What it’s all about
GPs and specialists often misinterpret the term “digitisation” and make a strategic mistake that will also have a negative impact on practice value.
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Digital health apps: How two mindset bugs and two consultation errors hinder their use
What it’s all about
Digital health apps have been performing extremely poorly since their introduction. The root cause analysis shows that two mindset bugs, supplemented by two other “craft” errors, torpedo substantial dissemination.
The three reasons that are really holding back digitization in the ambulatory sector
Data, facts and instruments on the German health system
What it’s all about
The transformation of work in primary care and specialty practices is making slow progress. Physician representatives and advocacy groups cite immature technology, unsatisfactory reimbursement and unresolved data privacy issues as the main reasons. But these aspects are not causal.
Toxic mindsets: “Doctors who digitize their work are techies and tinkerers.”
Data, facts and instruments on the German health system
What it’s all about
For most doctors in private practice, it is clear: colleagues who are already involved with digitisation – i.e. the possibilities outside the TI specifications – are technology freaks and tinkerers. But the reality is different: they are “normal” physicians, but with foresight, innovative spirit and entrepreneurial qualities.
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GP and specialist consultations: Are doctors driving their patients online?
Data, facts and instruments on the German health system
What it’s all about
A recent study by the Bitkom umbrella organization shows that many patients are specifically looking for explanatory and further information on the Internet after their visits to the doctor. In addition to a fundamentally increased interest in health, medical professionals are responsible for this with patient conversations in Twitter format.
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Toxic Mindsets in Family and Specialist Practices: “We’re a Team!”
Data, facts and instruments on the German health system
What it’s all about
“Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.” (Helen Keller)
They are widespread, catchy, readily accepted without scrutiny because they spare them action and self-reflection, but are false and influence physician action: toxic mindsets in outpatient medicine. One example is the statement, “We are a team.” No term is used more frequently in the external presentation of medical practices, e.g., on websites, than the term “team.” Yet the reality is that in most practices, there is no team-based collaboration at all. This has far-reaching negative effects on efficiency, productivity and quality of results.
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Digitization of outpatient medicine: Progress trap “practice management insufficiency”
Data, facts and instruments on the German health system
What it’s all about
The central goal of the digital transformation of healthcare is to increase the quality of care. But the fulfillment of this objective will fail in the outpatient sector if the practice management insufficiency that prevails here is not eliminated at the same time.
#Teledermatology Assessment of Atopic Dermatitis Feasible: Study
Image quality remains a challenge, according to the investigator.
— Weiterlesen www.medscape.com/viewarticle/982856
Continuous #Glucose #Monitoring Not Just for #Diabetes Anymore
Measuring postprandial glucose using continuous glucose monitoring in people without diabetes appeared accurate in a new study, suggesting it could help optimize diet and facilitate metabolic disorder management.
— Weiterlesen www.medscape.com/viewarticle/982683
