Carla's Use Of Successful Computers In Health Care
Health care has become one of the most controversial industries in recent years. Technology has developed extremely; computers are everywhere and control a great deal of our living environment. Carla needs to realise that all these changes are necessary and all advancements in technology improve patient care, quality and safety.
New health care forms would help facilitate some of her duties, such as appointment scheduling, correspondence, arranging for hospital admissions and laboratory services, billing as well as filling or updating of medical records. Carla should take the doctor’s offer to undergo training to enable her to use sophisticated computer software.
Carla needs to admit that all new ideas are very important for our future or
risk being left behind. If she would have accepted her former classmate’s offer to work at another medical practice nearby, it would have been just a matter of time before the practice adopted improved technology. Consequently, instead of becoming a knowledgeable medical assistant in the health care reform, Carla would just have wasted her time in the long run.
I would take the doctors offer! We live in 21st century and changes are necessary. New technologies help improve quality of health care services. Quality and continuity of care improve when providers are able to access comprehensive, up-to-date information on each patient. . I would stay at the office and I would help in any way I could to make the transition as easy as possible for the patients and co-workers. In my opinion, if people are not ready for change - they are not ready for the future.
New health care forms would help facilitate some of her duties, such as appointment scheduling, correspondence, arranging for hospital admissions and laboratory services, billing as well as filling or updating of medical records. Carla should take the doctor’s offer to undergo training to enable her to use sophisticated computer software.
Carla needs to admit that all new ideas are very important for our future or
risk being left behind. If she would have accepted her former classmate’s offer to work at another medical practice nearby, it would have been just a matter of time before the practice adopted improved technology. Consequently, instead of becoming a knowledgeable medical assistant in the health care reform, Carla would just have wasted her time in the long run.
I would take the doctors offer! We live in 21st century and changes are necessary. New technologies help improve quality of health care services. Quality and continuity of care improve when providers are able to access comprehensive, up-to-date information on each patient. . I would stay at the office and I would help in any way I could to make the transition as easy as possible for the patients and co-workers. In my opinion, if people are not ready for change - they are not ready for the future.