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It’s estimated that roughly 80% of all patient data is unstructured. A technology such as optical character recognition (OCR) can read your unstructured documents, capture relevant data points, and be used with robotic process engineering (RPA) to get data into a content service platform. The impacts would likely be huge once you multiply employees’ wasted time by their hourly wages.
According to the American Medical Association, the U.S. will face an anticipated shortage of 37,800 to 124,000 physicians by 2034. As a result, it’s no surprise that burnout symptoms were reported by 63% of physicians at the end of 2021; an increase from 42% during 2019. These variables are critically important, but surprisingly, I don’t always see practitioners work them into the ROI equation.
An MGMA Stat survey found that 90% of medical practices reported costs rose faster than revenues in 2022, while only 10% reported revenues keeping pace with or ahead of rising costs.
Running a church is hard. Running a church without enough money? All but impossible. There’s no way around the fact that the Bible instructs Christians to give, but all too often people forget to give unto God what is God’s. So, what can you do to gently remind your congregation about the importance of giving?
People sometimes forget that there is a need for all of us to give to one another. We tend to be more concerned about receiving within our own households or families than giving to those less fortunate than we are. So, how can we change the culture around the idea of giving to others? How
Authored by: Pat Goetz As a business director, you’re skilled at communicating with unhappy members, efficiently managing the appeals and grievances process and ensuring that the work gets done correctly. But when you do your job well, your manager might question the need to invest in new technology. After all, you’re already doing a great
