by Todd Berner | Nov 10, 2020 | Health Econ, Todd Berner
Some time ago, I wrote an article on mobile health clinics and their benefits. Over the course of the year since then, little has changed regarding healthcare disparity—populations in isolated areas often struggle with access to care, and MHCs can help bridge...
by Todd Berner | Aug 10, 2020 | Health Econ
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare organizations were faced with the herculean task of updating decades of physical data to EHRs. This task has been drawn out for a long time, to the point where earlier EHRs themselves are outdated enough to require another...
by Todd Berner | Apr 6, 2020 | Health Econ
Every aspect of the team is important in a hospital, but nurses fill a particular niche distinct from doctors, surgeons, and administration. Nurses are the main point of contact for patients, meaning they have a lot of power when it comes to driving patient...
by Todd Berner | Mar 5, 2020 | Health Econ
Technology has done wonders when it comes to making things more convenient. Smart devices exist for most aspects of life such as our phones, our refrigerators, and even our cars. Healthcare is beginning to take advantage of these smart technologies as well, especially...
by Todd Berner | Dec 4, 2019 | Health Econ, Todd Berner
As the healthcare industry goes through rapid changes in an effort to provide more data-driven care, physician burnout has only increased. Though burnout can affect professionals in any industry, it affects 83 percent of hospitals, causing long-term stress,...
by Todd Berner | Oct 3, 2019 | Health Econ
For many vulnerable populations around the United States, access to healthcare can be an ongoing struggle that can compound even small medical issues over time. Coupled with increasing access issues and the downfall of rural health facilities, entire communities may...
