by Todd Berner | Jan 4, 2021 | Health Econ, Todd Berner
Technologically assisted health services have been critical for health providers to utilize during the pandemic to give their patients safe and convenient options for accessing healthcare. However, these services– collectively referred to as connected...
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 | Jun 8, 2020 | Todd Berner
It seems that the COVID-19 pandemic brings new challenges to healthcare every day. Recurring issues include shortages of staff, rationing personal protective equipment, and ensuring that healthcare professionals are as safe as can be while treating patients who have...
by Todd Berner | Feb 4, 2020 | Todd Berner
When looking to identify a genetic disease, genetic testing serves as a valuable practice that can highlight factors that may have previously gone undetected. In some regards, genetic testing is still in development, as the practice continues to advance with each...
by Todd Berner | Dec 31, 2019 | Todd Berner
The healthcare industry is continually aiming to provide a better patient experience, with doctors looking to improve their own patient-provider communication skills. Of all those skills, physician empathy reigns supreme, regardless of a lack of understanding among...
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,...
