Ep. 34 What's New with eCW? Post-Conference Roundtable Discussion

11/02/22 • 24 min

Couldn't make it to the 2022 eClinicalWorks conference last month? We've got you covered!
Once again, Medical Advantage sent a group of consultants to sunny Orlando, Florida for the annual eClinicalWorks conference, and what a productive trip it was! Our consultants stayed busy gathering the most relevant information for our clients regarding eCW. They also took the time to engage in conversation and compare notes with other industry professionals.
And now we get to pass along this exciting new information to our podcast audience!

What can we expect from V12? As users of eCW, how will changes affect our day-to-day? Will your workday get easier with these changes? How will these changes impact the patient experience? We answer all that (and more) in our roundtable debrief covering the highlights of the conference.

If you’re curious about eCW and want to learn more about its updated approach to patient engagement, data integration, the push toward cloud-based data storage, eClinical touch, billing, Azure, and general improvements to the interface, this episode is for you!

Join host Project Manager and Consultant Celina Dusseau, attendees (Bailey Sutherland – Senior Consultant of In-Practice Technology Services, Bonnie Rapchak – EHR Consultant and Trainer, Gary Hilligoss – Senior EHR Consultant, and Malachi Mosley – EHR and Business Development Consultant) sharing goodies from the conference, including some “jellybeans.”

Thank you for listening to the Medical Advantage Podcast, where each we take time each episode to discuss the ideas and technologies changing healthcare, and the best practices your organization can take to stay productive and profitable.

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Ep. 33 Recruiting Physician Leadership for Health System Success

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Every decision is consequential to the success of a health system. When project managers or private equity firms move ahead without input from physician leaders, they lack key information to make the best-informed decisions. Enlisting physician leadership is a beneficial change agent for the direction of major change.

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Monty Pate covers the intricacies and best practices regarding this cooperative relationship, plus real-world examples of the effectiveness of physician leadership.

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In many industries, the prevailing advice for burnout is to take time off or take more breaks. For many clinicians, suggestions like these indicate a lack of understanding of why healthcare professionals end up with burnout. Within days of coming back from a vacation, the provider will go right back into thoughts of quitting. Within minutes of driving home from the office, the provider will realize they could have left on time if they didn't take a lunch break.
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