Should Nurse Triage Call Centers Record Phone Calls?
Why should you record your triage calls? That may sound like a silly question, but not everyone does — and that’s a risky decision when
Why should you record your triage calls? That may sound like a silly question, but not everyone does — and that’s a risky decision when
Due to the long hours they work and the number of patients they see, it can be easy for physicians, nurses, and office managers to
With the holiday months upon us, it isn’t surprising for telehealth triage nurses to see an increase in difficult calls. When we say difficult, we
By the very nature of their profession, telephone triage nurses can’t physically see their patient callers. This begs the question, what kind of liability do
Most medical organizations are not adequately prepared when it comes to their cybersecurity. According to a recent survey of 4,500 cybersecurity professionals, only 4 percent
TriageLogic is excited to announce its ranking on the Inc. 5000 Fastest-Growing Private Companies list this year! Considering how much of a trying time it’s
The past year and a half has redefined the healthcare industry. Not only have hospitals and practices quickly adapted to an emergency pandemic and a
Because we’re back in flu season, doctor offices and our nurse triage lines have received an uptick in callers who are confused and worried about
When addressing adult patients with acute pain, telephone triage nurses benefit from Schmitt-Thompson protocols in two ways: 1) most older adults already have chronic conditions
As telehealth gains in popularity, it’s even more important for physicians to ensure that their patients receive consistent, accurate advice on every call. When it’s