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How many people does it take to take care of a patient? QURE Healthcare has a platform that uses simulated patients to engage clinicians and other care providers. If you really want to improve a person’s care experience, we have discovered that it is not enough to address and improve the care patterns of the physicians. Therefore, we now address simulations at 4 different categories of providers: 1.      Physicians and Advanced Practice Practitioners 2.      Nurse Care Managers 3.      In-practice clinical support staff, such as Clinical Medical Assistants 4.      Practice Managers In a series of posts, we will show how we have addressed each of these and improved their care. #primarycare #simulatedpatients #multidisciplinarycare #teambasedcare

Did you know that the layout of your medical clinic can significantly impact patient experience? One approach, specifically - the integral care team zone - places nurses and medical assistants in a semi-open area with a clear view of the clinic entry. Here's what that achieves: ✅ It facilitates a welcoming environment for patients as they enter ✅ It also promotes an efficient workflow for staff by having exam rooms located on the perimeter. Want to learn more about how your clinic’s design can foster a healing environment? Check out more insights on optimizing healthcare spaces for efficiency and patient care on our blog. Blog link: https://lnkd.in/eDT4bu7q #Apex #HealthcareDesign #PatientExperience #MedicalInnovation #HealthcareContractor #HealthcareArchitecture #HealthcareDevelopment

How could ambient intelligence transform hospital wards? Sophie Evans, a former critical care nurse and now a clinical consultant for Ascom UK explores how the technology we take for granted in our homes could soon transform hospital wards. Read the insightful article: https://ow.ly/xpuP50PW34Y

How could ambient intelligence transform hospital wards? Sophie Evans, a former critical care nurse and now a clinical consultant for Ascom UK explores how the technology we take for granted in our homes could soon transform hospital wards. Read the insightful article: https://ow.ly/xpuP50PW34Y

How could ambient intelligence transform hospital wards? Sophie Evans, a former critical care nurse and now a clinical consultant for Ascom UK explores how the technology we take for granted in our homes could soon transform hospital wards. Read the insightful article: https://ow.ly/xpuP50PW34Y

One Medical AI augments clinician decisions to improve speed & quality and primary care moving from MD's to PA's and NP's as discussed in Augmentedintelligence will become futureofwork in Healthcare https://lnkd.in/gjZrpCcW now 3300 impressions with lots of likes and comments. Cheers....Steve AI startup advisor 'force multiplier' https://lnkd.in/g38mWcs

According to the BLS, the employment of medical assistants is projected to grow 16% through 2031 ➡ much faster than the average for all occupations! #TrainWithPurpose #CenturaCollege #SkilledTrades #AlliedHealth #TradeSchool #MedicalAssistant #healthcarefacts #healthcare

QURE Healthcare is committed to improving quality of care during the ambulatory office visit using simulated patients. The educational experiences are aimed not only at physicians, but at all members of the care team. Below are some findings of our recent achievements in improving the care of in-practice clinical support providers, such as clinical medical assistants. In following posts, we will dive deeper into each of these accomplishments. #qualityimprovement #simulatedpatients #ClinicalMedicalassistants #medicalassistants #inpracticeclinicalsupport #teambasedcare

#snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinkers #designthinking HEALTHCARE People hunting for a new primary care provider may have a hard time finding a doctor who's taking new patients. But a number of primary care providers can do the job, including four types of physicians and two types of advanced practitioners. Doctors who provide primary care include internal medicine specialists, med-peds physicians, family practice doctors, and geriatricians. Advanced practitioners who provide primary care include nurse practitioners and physician assistants. Experts say the type of provider isn't as important as simply having a primary care provider in place.