Yesterday, 03:28 PM
Hmm, this situation is seriously frustrating. In our team, doctors spend so much time drowning in paperwork that there’s less left for actual patients than for reports. I recently calculated: almost 42% of the workday goes to formalities and data checks, and errors in manual verification reach up to 15%. It’s absurd when all of this could be handled with a proper digital system. I came across automated credentialing and was surprised at how much faster license verification becomes, with less bureaucracy and less risk of getting suspended because of expired documents. But honestly, I’m curious—do you also often face situations where a specialist gets sidelined just because of a paperwork delay, or is this more of a local issue?