Psychologists and Privacy: When AI Meets the Therapy Room
The patient has just told you something they've never said out loud before. The note you write afterward isn't just a journal entry – it's a...
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Collaboration between primary care physicians and specialists: Can better documentation build the bridge?
The referral leaves the general practitioner's office on a Tuesday morning. Three weeks, one consultation, and some test results later, the discharge summary returns. Between the two documents lies a patient who…
When the subject sets the premises: The physiotherapist's journal template must follow practice – not the other way around
The Norwegian Physiotherapist Association is now developing its own principles for artificial intelligence in physiotherapy. One of them deals with something that sounds obvious – but which in...
The Optometrist and the Eye Exam: More Precise Notes Without Losing Flow
The phoropter rotates between +0.25 and −0.25, you ask, «Is it clearer now or then?», and the patient is still wondering whether to drive or take the bus…
How to Write a Good Journal Entry – and How AI Can Help
A good note isn't the longest. It's the one that answers the question: «What happened with the patient today, and what's next..."
The Ophthalmologist and Outpatient Clinic: Precise Documentation in a High-Throughput Practice
Slit lamp in one hand, OCT images on the next screen, a patient wondering if she should be worried. The consultation is short, the examinations many – and…
When the GP delegates: The nurse as the new medical record keeper in general practice
You are sitting with the patient in front of you, a task delegated to you by the general practitioner, and a notebook that will show what happened – and why…
Burnout among healthcare professionals: When documentation is the last straw
It's rarely one big event that gets you. It's the last hour of the day, with ten notes waiting, after the patients...
ENT Doctor and Consultation: Documentation in a Busy Specialist Practice
Otoscope in one hand, endoscope in the other, and a patient waiting for answers. The consultation is short, the examination hands-on – and yet the chart needs to be...
The Manual Therapist and Referral Rights: More Responsibility, More Documentation
You are the first line for musculoskeletal disorders. The patient comes directly to you, and you are the one who assesses whether imaging is appropriate, whether…
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