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The Distracted Clinician


 

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Debrief. Review what has been said and make sure the patient has a chance to ask questions.6

The use of computers, EMRs, and other gadgets carries many potential consequences—but when used appropriately, these devices can be valuable tools for clinicians to interact with patients, stimulate engagement, and enrich patient-centered relationships. Do you agree? Please share with me your ideas on how we can better use the technology being placed before us at PAeditor@mdedge.com.

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