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John April 12, 2026 No Comments

Documentation Fatigue: The Invisible Burden That Drains Healthcare Professionals

It's 5:30 PM. You've seen fourteen patients. The voices, symptoms, and worries all blend together into one long stream of impressions. Now you're sitting…

John April 10, 2026 No Comments

30 minutes saved per day: New research shows that AI documentation reduces burnout among doctors

What would you do with an extra half hour every day? New research from one of the world's most respected medical journals gives healthcare professionals a concrete answer...

John April 8, 2026 No Comments

AI in healthcare is for everyone – including you

We see it in the numbers, and we hear it in the conversations: many women in the healthcare sector are hesitant to adopt AI tools. We understand that.

John April 6, 2026 No Comments

Only two journal notes from 76 hours: The documentation crisis among psychologists

A psychologist was reported to the Health Inspectorate. Out of 76 treatment sessions, there were only two journal entries. The case is not unique – it is symptomatic of a...

John April 3, 2026 No Comments

What is the cost of documentation burden to your clinic? The numbers leaders in healthcare should know

The healthcare sector has the highest sick leave in Norway – 9.4 percent according to NAV. Almost 10 million working days were lost in 2024 in health and care alone.…

John April 1, 2026 No Comments

52 Million Kroner to be Clawed Back: What Helfo Audits Mean for Your Physiotherapy Practice

Helfo has reclaimed over 52 million kroner from physiotherapists. 23 lost the right to practice at the expense of public health insurance. Six were reported to the police. The common denominator? Inadequate documentation.

John March 30, 2026 No Comments

Record-keeping for chiropractors: When the obligation to document eats into treatment time

Chiropractors in Norway treat around 285,000 patients annually. Most work in private practice, often in multidisciplinary teams with physiotherapists and doctors. The workday is…

John March 27, 2026 No Comments

When documentation becomes your best defense

In the spring of 2026, all GPs in Norway received a letter from Helfo. The reactions were not long in coming. We believe the debate deserves a practical solution. You...

John March 27, 2026 No Comments

When documentation takes more time than the patient: Here's how to take back the workday

Norwegian doctors work an average of 55.6 hours a week. Almost one in four work more than 62 hours. Half of them spend their weekends working on medical records, letters and prescriptions...

John March 25, 2026 No Comments

Nurses spend almost two hours a day on record keeping - this is how AI can give you back your time

The time is 14:30. You've just finished a demanding shift with medicine distribution, wound care, observations and conversations with relatives. But instead of catching your breath,...