Enhancing Pediatric Practices with Technology: Security, Efficiency, and AI Integration

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In this episode, we meet with Dr. Igor Trogan, a physician executive leader, to discuss technology that enhances medical practice quality, maximizes profits, and prevents physician burnout. Dr. Trogan shares insights into using security systems like Ring to monitor office activities, integrating electronic door locks, and employing virtual medical assistants (VMAs) from the Philippines for cost-effective staffing. The conversation also covers the usage of AI medical scribes like Freed AI to reduce documentation burdens, improve workflow efficiency, and various technology solutions like voice-over IP for better communication and patient care.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
00:23 Importance of Technology in Medical Practices
01:56 Security Systems in Medical Offices
05:45 Managing Multiple Office Locations
13:52 Vaccine Storage and Monitoring
21:05 Text-Enabled Communication Systems
29:37 AI Medical Scribes: A Game Changer
30:36 The Benefits of Voice Over IP in Medical Practices
34:16 Efficient Call Center Operations
38:38 Leveraging Virtual Medical Assistants
49:54 Implementing AI for Documentation
01:02:51 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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