Solving a real problem...

A recent AmericanEHR study showed that 40% of physicians would not recommend their EHR to a colleague, and that dissatisfaction is growing over time. This study also showed that on average providers lost 78 minutes per day or a total of 6.5 hours per week.  That’s almost a full day every week needed to deal with electronic charting.

In a separate study Medscape published that two of the top three reasons for physician burn out were ‘Increasing computerization of practice’, and ‘Spending too many hours at work’.

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It is fair to say that provider productivity and morale is declining.

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Having a scribe is a game changer...

Most recently, Medical College of Wisconsin and the Jon Vice endowed Chair for Emergency Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin, funded a one year before scribe and after scribe study. Over the course of that year patient visits increased 10%.  The mean number of patients seen per hour increased from 1.97 to 2.21, and providers were overwhelmingly positive (94% felt scribes decreased their indirect patient care activities, and 88% would rather work with a scribe than without one.

What is a remote scribe?

A Panacea remote scribe is connected to each patient visit via an encrypted multi-platform (computer/ tablet/ smartphone) video-conferencing application. In one simple step you are connected to your scribe in a live meeting.

As a highly-trained professional, your Panacea scribe can complete any of the following objectives including but not limited to: History of Present Illness (HPI), Review of Systems (ROS), Physical Exam, Assessment/Plan.

Because an excellent relationship is necessary between a physician and their scribe, the scribe you get is the scribe you keep! And forget about months of training to bring the scribe up to speed; it takes two weeks or less for your assigned scribe to be 100% up to your customized standard of charting.

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Expect World Class:

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· Customer Service

· Respect for Privacy

· HIPAA Compliance

· Security Measures

Benefits of a remote scribe

• Increased Focus on Patient Care/ Communication

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• Less Time Spent Working

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• Increase Practice Revenue

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• Increased Physician Satisfaction

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• Improved Physician/ Staff Relationship

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• Reduced Patient Waiting Room Times

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• Improved Chart Quality

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• Improved Meaningful Use Compliance

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• More Patients Seen

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• Trusting 1-on-1 Scribe Relationship

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• Charts completed by the time the patient leaves!