The Perfect Patient Encounter!

Ever wonder how to speed up the patient visit without diminishing the quality of the visit? Here are my top 4 tips to make this a reality. Faster visits + happier patients = win win.
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[@mikezappulla4092]

Thank you so much. Great advice

[@loridockter3620]

Great reminder for us as providers, on how to communicate..not with only pts. but colleagues, and staff members.Thanks for the tips. .

[@Medgeeks]

Everyone is important :)

[@mollybradshaw10]

I am adding this to my advance health assessment class! Thanks.

[@giovannitagle2374]

Great tips Andrew! 👍 Thanks for sharing 😃

[@Medgeeks]

You're very welcome!

[@jenniferdl23]

LOL.. I do all of the above, (except I take notes) but I still end up in the room with pt for sometimes 20 minutes because sometimes they just don't stop talking-- or they come in with 5 chief complaints and I mention that we can only address 2 but they STILL throw the other 3 in... I am trying to learn how to manage this better,. I guess that's the part of the art of medicine haha. Thanks for the great tips, I hope they pay off in my career. :) PS i work in urgent care

[@Medgeeks]

haha patients seem to be good at that, don't they?