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Hi all, I'm used to Epic, but just joined a practice with ModMed. Is there any equivalent to Epic "SmartPhrases" or "Dot Phrases" in ModMed? I really need to be able to insert some text phrases and templates where it allows free texting, but I can't figure out how. Also, the "Dictionary" (replace with...) feature on Epic saved soooo much time. Anything like that on ModMed as well?

nice video, are you open to new idea ?

Interesting views.. thanks John and Colin!

Would blockchain reduce the risk of consolidation in healthcare?

Great episode as always

3:10

Loved the discussion! Thank you guys

Patients choose.

Can I send all scanned documents to Google Drive? Also it’s wireless?

Ai = one trillion times the memory capacity and processing speed of humans -> humans entering data into Ai.

As soon as I saw the keynote speaker Donna Brazile hahah. I remember she was the lady who got caught cheating questions for Hilary Clinton 😂. I’m not political but having speakers with Good Character goes a long way.

Foreign accent -- in another - taxed land? Ah ha -- tax law -- be simulated - in 2 half! Like -- a moronic -- nurse Dr...- repeat all - each time! FRAUD SEC-8 < MUSLIM

Even if -- circuit be simulated: "We violated, our own safety -- id!" KUIMAKA - will give -- it out - under muslim -- operates! Known as -- GOV DoD -- Hindoo Arabian! school -- be a major -- target -- athletes - are controlled - attacked! USC -- "I got attacked - daily, and, no justice yet!"

Great to see/hear Bill again and in such a fantastic role. Aidoc has to be an exciting company to work for & with!

Welp still missing a key part of your team and that's you are not a doctor and may want to actually add one on as a partner. You would be best served by someone that currently still works on the front lines and has CMIO background. Don't just get a CMIO as most haven't practiced in the real world in a long time. This will help this company actually be worthwhile and helpful to the providers. I like the idea that it is looking at data and giving recommendations, however, another aspect of the software should be for the provider to make a diagnosis and give suggestion/recommendations based on current guidelines for the given diagnosis.

In reality ppl are getting bad carements because of labor shortage

If you want me to write about interoperability, John and Colin, just say that!. But seriously, I'm currently working on some content around Interop and how to select a QHIN. I think we're not seeing more content because so many folks still don't understand it. I want to change that. Great episode, guys. And Liz is right, we now live in a "before the pandemic" and "Post-pandemic" world. What we write about and how we write it has changed.

Amazing

Black Doctors

The US government decided for all Americans to include them in health information sharing, which is the epitome of violating patient privacy. Americans should decide for themselves and their families if they want to participate. The burden to opt-out is placed on the individual through a painful process. Most people dont know they were automatically enrolled, and only a very small percentage realize they can opt out. Even healthcare privacy officers and doctors aren't aware. I dont need the government making my healthcare decisions, and I resent the lack of transparency in their doing so. My body, my health, my decision!

Really enjoy the content! Audio could be louder tho😅 I’m not sure if it’s just me.

Proud of you both!

Go Ellie!!

“deSeRvEDly so!” Yeah, except most of the money you use for research and development comes from American taxpayers.

Spot on! 🧡

The worst piece of software

'Promo SM' 💯

They are way too expensive at $250 a month. They need to check out their competitors.

Great feedback, Thanks Dr. Kushner.,🎉

your daughter

go mom its mee

You don't show us what it looks like and 1st I ever heard of this

In France we have Doctolib!

does it support OCR

An insightful conversation with one of our favorite, and one of the most talented CIOs on the planet.

How awesome was this🎉

Great video. I will be sharing with my Health Information Management students.

I have noticed many of the experts keep mentioning the word " Physicians ". We really need to start saying medical providers instead. Medical providers usually includes physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, medical assistants, social workers, and many others. I predict Ambient AI to over extend its usability.

Those mundane tasks are people's jobs😮

Demand of the Present nd future Scenario...AI.

Somebody ought to review all these AI office visit note-capturing programs. Every week, I get emails from these companies; most charge $99 per month per provider. So far, I have tested 4, and I don't know if they save much time because they all have 2 problems: Notes still have to be manually pasted into EHR fields like HPI, Assessment, Plan, etc. And they do not learn from your individual charting style and tend to be very lengthy. Virtual scribes work for simple reports like X-rays or ultrasound reports. Now that you can create your own GPTs, I have been trying to create my own by uploading my patient's note (without identification, of course). Creating personal GPTs costs only $20 per month!

I tried both, I liked DeepCura more, has more features and is just more powerful

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Such a great interview 😊 I’m in a certificate course now.

can you post a demo in youtube?

So proud my husband works for Cognosos! I love what they do!!

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You should do a follow up video on the bcc functionality. This snippet was not enough

Costs too much, subscriptions suck as well.