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What is Automation in Healthcare? A Guide to Streamlining Operations 

CollaborateMD

A recent review of studies examining the impact of AI on patient safety found that AI-powered decision support tools can help improve error detection and drug management. Well-trained AI algorithms can use natural language processing (NLP) to identify which medications belong in the patient’s medical history.

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Risks Facing Nurse Practitioners Today

Minority Nurse

Nurse practitioner malpractice data can be used to inform and address areas of clinical improvement as well as help to improve the quality of care and patient safety. Common missing or incomplete documentation noted in the dataset included: Lack of a complete patient and family history. Incomplete physical assessment.

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Daily Work of a Medical Assistant

Northwest Suburban College

One of the first things medical assistants do each day is welcome and prepare patients for their visits. This includes taking vital signs like blood pressure and temperature. They also collect medical histories to help the doctor understand the patient’s health better. Next, medical assistants take vital signs.

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Empowering Medical Assistants: Key Skills for a Successful Career in Healthcare

Northwest Suburban College

As the healthcare industry continues to evolve and the demand for skilled healthcare professionals grows, Medical Assistants must be equipped with a strong foundation of skills to meet the diverse and ever-changing needs of patients and healthcare providers.

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Daily Duties of a Skilled Dental Assistant

Northwest Suburban College

Every day, dental assistants are responsible for preparing patients for their appointments. This means they gather medical histories, take vital signs, and ensure that patients are comfortable before procedures begin.

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Why Dental Assistants Are An Important Part Of A Dental Team

ACI Medical & Dental School

Dental Assistants explain the procedures to patients, answer questions, and provide reassurance, which can significantly reduce patient anxiety. They may also provide patients with post-operative instructions and oral hygiene education, helping them understand how to care for their teeth after treatment.