โWhat does this mean for a practice? It means a peaceful front desk. A back office that has the bandwidth to talk to the patients in front of them.โ โDr. David Canes MD, Founder and CEO, WellPrept
The purpose has always been to help make your work life easier so you can put your attention and energy on your patients.
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โThe information for patients always existed. It just never showed up the moment that the patients needed it most.โ
WellPrept and docology are built around the same idea: Use the tech to help create space for the doctor-patient relationship.
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โdocology prepares the chart, and WellPrept prepares the patient.โ
Both companies were founded in clinics with the same goal: to enable more meaningful 1-to-1 interactions. Thatโs the foundation of this partnership.
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Our founder Dr. David Canes on the BackTable podcast: โLike anything, you get out what you put in. There isnโt a great workflow that I have that happened without me doing something.โ Now, you can just ask the tool for help. https://t.co/RU1N3pi397
A new randomized trial in @NEJM_AI finds that giving patients AI summaries of their medical documents before visits improves the doctor-patient relationship and reduces consultation times.
๐บ In a new episode of Beyond the Biopsy, @NitinYerram sits down with @CanesDavid of @Lahey_Clinic and @WellPrept to explore physician burnout, the factors that contribute to professional disengagement, and the challenges many clinicians face as medicine becomes increasingly burdened by administrative tasks: https://t.co/hrbDI0XN5t
Thought experiment: The next time your patient asks any question, ask yourself, โWhen was the last time I heard this question?โ
If the answer is โThatโs a new one!โ give yourself a point. Let me know how long it takes to get to 5 points.
OK, here's a thought experiment:
What spiel did you use most last week? How many times?
What if you never had to do that again?
Fixing the patient experience fixes everything.