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John August 10, 2026 No Comments

The healthcare worker and documentation in care: When what you observe must be passed on

You are the one who is closest to the patient throughout the entire day. What you notice must be passed on to those who come after you – and...

John August 8, 2026 No Comments

The ambulance worker and the post-assignment documentation: When treatment happens before the note

You treat the patient in the ambulance. You write the medical record afterwards – often from memory, while the next emergency call may already be on its way. The time is 03:20. You...

John August 6, 2026 No Comments

The clinical pharmacist and medication reconciliation: When discrepancies must be documented to be caught

You find out that the patient stopped taking their blood pressure medication three weeks ago – but no one wrote it down. Your medication reconciliation is only worth...

John August 4, 2026 No Comments

The medical secretary and the medical record at the doctor's office: The first to write, the one who keeps the thread

You receive the first phone call, register the first symptom, and write the first sentence in the medical record. Often, you are the one who keeps the thread going throughout…

John August 2, 2026 No Comments

The Audiogram and Documentation of the Adaptation: When Follow-Up is the Treatment Itself

A hearing aid is not fitted the day it's delivered. It's fitted when the patient actually hears better – and the path to that is your documentation…

John July 31, 2026 No Comments

Medical AI in Norway: The half-year when the frameworks fell into place

The first half of 2026 was not the half-year when AI in healthcare became science fiction or a scandal. It was the half-year when it became infrastructure. Here are the…

John July 29, 2026 No Comments

The Clinical Dietitian and Documentation: When Few Hands Need to Reach Many

You are few, the patients are many, and your plans will be followed up by others. Then the medical record becomes the most important tool you have – and it…

John July 27, 2026 No Comments

Follow or explain: The new documentation requirement for sick leave – and what it means for you

Graded sick leave will become the norm. And when you deviate from it, it must be justified in the journal. A small sentence in a big agreement – that lands right…

John July 25, 2026 No Comments

The General Practitioner and the Difficult Conversation: When Documentation Must Capture Nuance

Some consultations aren't about prescriptions and test results. They're about life. How do you document a conversation where every word carries weight – without…

A healthcare assistant supports an adult resident in a calm everyday activity in a home-like common living room.

John July 23, 2026 No Comments

The Support Worker and Documentation: Precise Records in a Complex Daily Life

You work closely with people over time, often in their own homes. Measures, observations, and healthcare must be documented continuously – without the patient record taking up your time...