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Prescribing a medication with an iPad.

When doctors use computers, their productivity decreases by 18%. Here’s a perfect example why. Watch this video and then imagine how long it takes for a doctor to whip out their prescription pad, scribble a name, a drug, a signature, and hand it to the patient. And for the record, I love these guys who built the app…I know them personally and they do great work. They’re pushing the boundaries on how doctors use computers.

Electronic Medical Records won’t save healthcare when the competition is productivity and paper.

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    Hmm!
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    Wait, does doctor productivity go down 18% because these apps are too complicated or because they’re using an ACTUAL...
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    Docs will never accept that it’s not just about their time. But there might be huge gains in the system if a scrip is...
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    Because healthcare today is all about, “a doctor whipping out their prescription pad, scribbling a name, a drug, a...
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    Filling out a prescription electronically may take more time, but it actually increases accuracy and reduces...
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    the ipad related...improving health care makes you wonder why apple hasnt devoted more...
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    This is probably...of technology when...medicine,...
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