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Tackling Physician Burnout During a Pandemic
While there are many ways to approach the issue of physician burnout, one potential strategy is leveraging the right technology. Some say the increased use of technology in healthcare is accelerating burnout because they feel that electronic health records (EHRs) and other devices distract from patient interactions and preclude satisfactory work-life balance.
However, when clinical and practice management systems are designed and used effectively and in tandem, they can actually enable more efficiencies and smoother workflows, helping physicians meaningfully engage with patients while improving productivity. Here are a few ways that technology can make a positive difference.
The use of connected care has highlighted its potential for reducing physician burnout. Telehealth offers providers the opportunity and convenience to provide care from anywhere. A change of scenery or the ability to work the second part of their day from home can help reduce feelings of burnout.
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