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Clinical Workflow Overload

Clinicians are overwhelmed by fragmented, manual tasks and interruptions that prevent timely patient care.

In their words

it took too long to set up and was too finicky to trust

r/Cardiology on Reddit

It feels like 90% of my work-related communication with nurses is asking for urine.

r/emergencymedicine on Reddit

Seriously, how are you guys getting samples??? Im losing my mind begging or attempting multiple times.

r/emergencymedicine on Reddit

I can only write a “LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION” for a quad cane ... he will need to schedule a full primary care appointment

r/physicaltherapy on Reddit

You have to fill out a paper slip to get one and it takes HOURS

r/doctorsUK on Reddit

Our management has dropped a new task on us as floor nurses that we are now responsible for obtaining pre-authorization from private insurance companies

r/nursing on Reddit

they are all constantly complaining to upper management about why the techs don't have to help get draws for them

r/medlabprofessionals on Reddit

This is a nightly occurrence, it stresses me out and it disrupts my required tasks on nightshift

r/medlabprofessionals on Reddit

Also steht die Ärztin alle 30 Minuten auf, damit der Beutel nicht überläuft

r/medizin on Reddit

I have to nag and fight to get my patients what they need in a timely manner

r/hospitalist on Reddit

One of them mentioned to me that their workstation crashes >10 times a day (screenshots taken as evidence) - he still averages >6 cross-sectional studies an hour.

r/doctorsUK on Reddit

Call 4cyte because their online portal sucks.

r/ausjdocs on Reddit

Doctors, nurses, medical staff

Where they talk

  • r/nursing
  • r/emergencymedicine
  • r/doctorsUK
  • r/hospitalist
  • r/NursingUK
  • r/ausjdocs
  • r/Radiology
  • r/medlabprofessionals

Tools they use today

  • Epic
  • Excel
  • Ironman
  • Microsoft Teams
  • AutoHotkey
  • Cerner
  • draw.io
  • eMAR

Why those fall short

  • briefs banned; limited layers allowed; no briefs means mess goes everywhere
  • No SOP or prompt to order urine at triage; tasks get deprioritized
  • old non-networked machines; trust-specific sign-off blocks trained staff
  • doctors ignore or delay requests and podiatrists disappear after Medicare fraud investigations
  • more clicks, more secure chats, more pings throughout the day