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Patient Message Overload
Clinicians and staff are overwhelmed by high volumes of non-urgent, misdirected, or duplicate patient messages and calls that require manual triage, delaying care and wasting resources.
In their words
I am equals parts persnickety and want it to be handled by not me.
We use DearDoc for after-hours call capture and basic patient routing, and it’s made a noticeable difference in making sure we don’t miss inquiries when the office is closed.
MyChart messages and inbasket can make you feel like you're drowning.
when we get called to trim nails, it’s honestly frustrating and super demoralizing
the fact that I can add 10 different specialists into one chat so they can battle it out over a complicated case instead of using me as a messenger is a godsend
Maybe the problem is that we designed a healthcare system that requires patients to understand healthcare delivery almost as well as the people working in it.
there’s zero critical thinking or autonomy anymore
it’s just soul destroying demoralising and a complete waste of time and my resources the admin it will create
The worst actors are institutions like retirement homes, child-care facilities, elder-care facilities, schools, camps, where almost anything with any ambiguity is treated by going straight to the emergency room.
The audacity of some ED attendings to call and request an admit... pending CTA chest or brain MRI.
I didn't need 4 phone calls overnight for an asymptomatic patient with an SBP of 15
i was supposed to leave 2 hours ago and you dispatch me to this
sometimes I wait 6 months to get to see a specialist who seems hell bent on getting through our appt as quickly as possible
Clinicians and support staff
Where they talk
- r/nursing
- r/medicine
- r/hospitalist
- r/FamilyMedicine
- r/emergencymedicine
- r/ausjdocs
- r/ParamedicsUK
- r/ems
Tools they use today
- Epic
- MyChart
- eConsult
- Gemini
- inbasket
- smartphrases
- Total
- Accurx
Why those fall short
- no limits, routing or billing for patient messages
- no free time; distracts from daily patient care; unsafe
- no inbox triage; messages bypass nursing pool and go straight to physician
- Epic chat gives patients a direct line to physicians' phones
- wrong recipients stay listed, alerts wake staff, no routing or triage
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