Queuing at the clinic - a necessity or a relic of the past

Published as an advertisement Today, a person constantly does not have enough time to finish work in a timely manner, go in for sports, find a hobby or interest in interests, pay sufficient attention to the family and one's own health. By the way, it was not in vain that health was put in last place, since the vast majority do not pay due attention to their own well-being. And the reason for this lies not only in the busy daily schedule, but also in the peculiarities of domestic healthcare.

Everyone had to visit the clinic and spend the whole day on it. After all, first you need to make an appointment with a doctor, and for this you need to pay a visit to the registry. And how to get the coveted coupon twenty years ago, while standing in a rather big queue. However, the queue is a source of irritation not only for the visitor, but also for the staff of the medical institution. As a result, an irritated doctor does not always pay sufficient attention to the patient and make a correct diagnosis.

Recently, there has been significant progress in solving this problem. So, for example, Krasnodar hospitals have introduced a system of remote appointments with a doctor, via the Internet or special terminals, the so-called informers. The system is easy to read and has an intuitive interface, which makes it much easier to use.

Now residents of the Krasnodar Territory do not have to come to the clinic early in the morning to make an appointment with a doctor. The patient can independently choose the time convenient for him to visit the clinic. In the registry, having received information about the appointment, they print out an appointment ticket, find and give the doctor an outpatient card to the patient. It remains for the latter not to miss his time and come at the appointed time for an appointment with the doctor. Thus saving personal time.

In addition, this approach made it possible to systematize the work schedule of family doctors, who, having preliminary information about registered patients, can plan visits to their wards at home.

The future plans of Russian doctors include the introduction of a unified medical record in electronic form, which will allow doctors to track all, without exception, examinations and appointments, test results and prescribed treatment. Thereby simplifying and improving the quality of diagnostics.