Nowadays, being a doctor not only means completing 8 to 12 years of general and specific training, but also maintaining the emotional balance necessary to face a tough daily routine in clinical practice. This only becomes possible when the doctor is naturally gifted, remains permanently updated and prioritizes patient’s needs and rights. In Medicine you reap what you sow. Full patient satisfaction is only achieved with an integrative medical approach, taking care of their physical, emotional, cognitive and social needs. But doctors have additional responsibilities. They need to accurately record patients’ clinical data, which is time-consuming. Reliable records have implications for all healthcare stakeholders, representing the most important action in improving the global healthcare system. Today, advances in IT have allowed us to digitize clinical problem-solving methodology, optimizing a patient-centric care model. Please take a time to explore some of our suggestions and feel free to contact me at any time.

  James F Fleck