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After witnessing the destruction in the wake of Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Jose, and Maria, it’s hard to believe that there are more than two months remaining in the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season. It will be years before the Gulf Coast and the Caribbean will recover – economically, culturally, and emotionally. Cost estimates for Harvey range […]

Still Wrestling with Paper Schedules? Three Reasons to Switch to Software Scheduling on-call physicians is an integral facet of hospital administration. Traditionally, hospitals have utilized a central person or team using manual processes to create and distribute on-call schedules. Fielding handwritten notes, texts, phone calls, and faxes containing information that must be integrated into the […]

Four Ways Physician On-Call Scheduling Software Reduces Physician Stress Physician on-call scheduling software can…. Let you schedule up to a year in advance Physicians are used to working long, irregular hours. They’re definitely not strangers to working nights and weekends. As a result, physicians face an increased risk of burnout. At a minimum, they feel […]

Patients sometimes wait hours for treatment. To provide better patient care, it is crucial for facilities to reduce their wait times, particularly in the emergency department. In fact, patients who are seen quickly have better outcomes than those who have to wait a long time. With many life-threatening conditions, such as heart-attacks and strokes, every […]

MDsyncNET.com’s Co-Founder, Brad Goldsmith, recently had an interview with Markitors discussing his business, inspiration and the three things he can guarantee his customers. What inspired you to start MDsyncNET? Brad Goldsmith: During the internet boom in 2001, I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do, but I was looking for investors around a business plan […]

It’s hard to deny that being a physician is one of the most stressful, most difficult professions in America today. Every day when a physician comes into work, he or she is responsible for safety and well-being of others. Dealing with high levels of stress and death on a regular basis can take its toll. […]