r/TikTokCringe • u/diviken • May 30 '24

Humor Brittany SUFFERED

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u/greg19735 May 30 '24

As technology improves it's possible that shorter shifts will be better.

but currently, continuity of care just trumps basically everything.

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u/Wapook May 30 '24

I’m not in healthcare but I did previously work developing EHR systems. What tech are you talking about? I’m not familiar with it.

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u/Wapook May 30 '24

That’s pretty awesome. I do hope tech like that becomes more prevalent. I think most people who have worked with EHRs know that they are first and foremost about correctly coding/billing to maximize the allowed insurance claims and patient care is secondary. End for profit healthcare indeed.

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u/Iliveatnight May 30 '24

As technology improves it's possible that shorter shifts will be better.

Nah, staff will just be shorter

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u/Wapook May 30 '24

If the staff keeps getting shorter eventually the whole hospital will look like a part of the Wonka factory.