The pandemic exacerbated clinician burnout and labor shortages as providers added more digital demands to the daily workflow. Doctors generally embrace technology to help them do their jobs, but the plethora of systems are also getting in the way.
Every aspect of a physician’s workday is affected by digital tools or technologies, from patient engagement to charting and billing. The demands on doctors’ time are growing as exponentially as the data they collect. But the right technologies can help ease the burdens others create.
3 KEY QUESTIONS THIS REPORT WILL ANSWER
What digital tools do physicians use in their personal and professional lives?
How has the pandemic changed physicians’ workflow?
What technologies could change the trajectory of physician shortages and burnout?
WHAT’S IN THIS REPORT? We look at how doctors view and use digital health tools, the demands various technologies place on them, and which technologies could alleviate some of those burdens.
KEY STAT: All over the world, doctors are feeling the impact of digital technologies as their workloads have expanded to accommodate growing demands. If technology is the problem, can it also be the solution?
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Healthcare Clinicians Worldwide Who Agree that the Volume of Patient Data* Available Is Overwhelming, by Country, Dec 2021 (% of respondents in each group)
Healthcare Clinicians Worldwide Who Agree that Being Technologically Savvy Is More* Important in a Clinician's Daily Role, by Region, Dec 2021 (% of respondents in each group)
Methods US Telehealth Users Have Used to Conduct Scheduled Medical Visits Virtually, by Method Type and Generation, Oct 2021 (% of respondents in each group)
Healthcare Clinicians Worldwide Who Agree that Clinicians' Training Needs to Be Overhauled to Keep Pace with the Introduction of New Technologies, by Region, Dec 2021 (% of respondents in each group)
Healthcare Clinicians Worldwide Who Agree that the Volume of Patient Data* Available Is Overwhelming, by Country, Dec 2021 (% of respondents in each group)
Healthcare Clinicians Worldwide Who Agree that Being Technologically Savvy Is More* Important in a Clinician's Daily Role, by Region, Dec 2021 (% of respondents in each group)
Methods US Telehealth Users Have Used to Conduct Scheduled Medical Visits Virtually, by Method Type and Generation, Oct 2021 (% of respondents in each group)
Healthcare Clinicians Worldwide Who Agree that Clinicians' Training Needs to Be Overhauled to Keep Pace with the Introduction of New Technologies, by Region, Dec 2021 (% of respondents in each group)