Healthcare Personnel Act

John May 13, 2026 No Comments

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…

Closed laptop with stethoscope and coffee cup on a wooden table in late afternoon light

John May 11, 2026 No Comments

What happens to the journal entry when it is shifted throughout the workday?

It's rarely the big scandals that create everyday problems in the chart. It's the displacement—the minutes and hours between consultation and note—that sets...

Scandinavian living room with a teacup and an open book in the evening light – calm home environment.

John May 9, 2026 No Comments

The psychologist who stopped writing notes at night

It's 9:30 PM. You're sitting at the kitchen table with your laptop, trying to remember what the patient said at 10 AM this morning. There's a way out that...

Dentist reviews structured patient record on tablet between patients — record-keeping as a dentist in a modern Nordic clinic.

John April 27, 2026 No Comments

The dentist and the medical record: When every detail counts for patient safety

You've just finished a demanding root canal. The patient is relieved, you're focused — and the chart awaits. But will you have time to document everything before the next...

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…