G greentealeaves Full Member 2+ Year Member Joined Mar 4, 2019 Messages 98 Reaction score 33 Sep 8, 2019 #1 Members don't see this ad. Does anyone ever take histories on an iPad when meeting with patients?
Medic741 Full Member 5+ Year Member Joined Jan 18, 2017 Messages 1,108 Reaction score 1,673 Sep 8, 2019 #2 greentealeaves said: Does anyone ever take histories on an iPad when meeting with patients? Click to expand... I wasn’t comfortable my apps were adequately protecting pt privacy and I couldn’t guarantee my device hadn’t been compromised so I do pen/paper. Past week stopped taking notes during encounters and found they went better/faster
greentealeaves said: Does anyone ever take histories on an iPad when meeting with patients? Click to expand... I wasn’t comfortable my apps were adequately protecting pt privacy and I couldn’t guarantee my device hadn’t been compromised so I do pen/paper. Past week stopped taking notes during encounters and found they went better/faster
7 7331poas Full Member 10+ Year Member Joined Jun 17, 2015 Messages 3,043 Reaction score 4,029 Sep 9, 2019 #3 This would be super unprofessional if I were a patient. I would be wondering whether the device is secure among other things.
This would be super unprofessional if I were a patient. I would be wondering whether the device is secure among other things.
M MSTP18 Full Member 5+ Year Member Joined Dec 9, 2016 Messages 479 Reaction score 592 Sep 9, 2019 #4 I hated worrying about trying to keep my pen and paper sterile when entering contact precaution rooms - worrying about an iPad would be insane. Also should any bodily fluids land on my pen and paper, I wouldn't have an issue just throwing them out.
I hated worrying about trying to keep my pen and paper sterile when entering contact precaution rooms - worrying about an iPad would be insane. Also should any bodily fluids land on my pen and paper, I wouldn't have an issue just throwing them out.
H hamstergang may or may not contain hamsters 10+ Year Member Joined May 6, 2012 Messages 2,365 Reaction score 3,081 Sep 9, 2019 #5 If you have the EMR on the iPad then that's fine, otherwise this seems to be inviting problems.