NEW YORK — Digital planning platforms increase office efficiency by reducing dependence on staff and streamlining surgical decision-making, according to one speaker here.
“We still have to try to limit the flow of patients in and out of the office, and we still also want to be able to pay to keep the lights on, so being more efficient is really the way we are trying to keep the lights on,” Brandon D. Ayres, MD, said at OSN New York.
The current workflow model for most offices is physician-dependent, Ayres said. In these models, there is little dependence on technology, with