There is a sensitive moment between diagnosis and consent: a person has to make a complex medical decision – often under stress, time pressure and uncertainty. This is precisely where it is decided whether information was merely “provided” – or whether it was actually understood.
Digitalization is also advancing rapidly in ophthalmology. However, Patient Education, as it is still practiced in many places today, has considerable deficits. Prof. Dr. med. Lothar Schweigerer explains what these are, how they can be remedied and what future developments lie ahead. He is an emeritus professor of pediatrics and works as a senior medical…
User-centered digitalization in everyday hospital life: How individual Patient Education relieves doctors, improves processes and enables real efficiency gains.
Efficient digitalization in everyday hospital life: How digital Patient Education optimizes processes, increases capacities and sustainably improves patient throughput.
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