The Decline of the Doctor-Patient Relationship?

The Decline of the Doctor-Patient Relationship?
From Medscape Business of Medicine
Would a Scribe Repair or Destroy the Doctor-Patient Bond?

Hate Dealing With an EHR? Use a Scribe and Profits Increase

Do Your EHR Manners Turn Patients Off?

Making EHRs Less Intrusive and Annoying for Patients

EHR Rankings Hint at Physician Revolt

Correcting EHR Errors Without Getting Into Trouble

Doctors are frustrated at having to spend so much time looking at the EHR screen during patient visits, rather than making eye contact with patients. Some physicians feel that using a scribe will solve the problem, but others say doctor-patient confidentiality and rapport go out the window. Watch our video, "Would a Scribe Repair or Destroy the Doctor-Patient Bond?"
– Leslie Kane, Director, Medscape Business of Medicine 

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http://jamia.bmj.com/site/icons/amiajnl8946.pdf
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