Doctors Are Hesitating to Adopt Remote Patient Monitoring. Here’s How They Can Do So Successfully

Although the benefits of remote patient monitoring (RPM) for patients and providers have been well documented, many doctors’ offices have yet to adopt a program. The reasons for this often…

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Continuity of Care: 9 Ways Physician After-Hours Nurse Triage Enhances Patient Care

Discover the transformative potential of physician after-hours nurse triage, a crucial asset for medical practices aiming to optimize patient care outside regular office hours. While many practices strive to manage…

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Conversation With Our CEO and CTO: Revolutionize Your Telehealth Experience With Cutting-Edge Tools in 2024

TriageLogic is releasing several new and exciting tools to improve all areas of telehealth in your organization: medical scripting for nonclinical staff, simulated nurse triage training, automated triage assistance with…

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Initial Patient Messages: What’s Missing That You Don’t Know About?

Healthcare organizations depend on efficient, reliable communication, especially when it comes to taking initial patient messages. These are often the first points of contact that patients have to express their…

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How Nurse Triage Can Help Parents Understand and Manage Pediatric Breath-Holding

Pediatric breath-holding is a phenomenon that both perplexes and concerns parents and caregivers. Like the name implies, it’s when children hold their breath for a brief period of time, sometimes…

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What Are Blue Bloaters and Pink Puffers, and How Can Nurse Triage Address Them?

Blue bloaters and pink puffers are two terms that were adopted back in the 1950s to describe two phenotypes (observable symptoms) of patients suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).…

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