Contributing Editor Andrew J. Shuman, MD, to speak about the electronic medical record in pediatric practice at AAP National Conference Exhibit Hall
Dr. Schuman will discuss the "EMR" and larger issues of technology in the pediatric office with conference attendees when he visits the Contemporary Pediatrics Exhibit Hall booth (#822) on Sunday, October 9, 2005, from noon until 4 p.m. He'll also bring his novel "Pretty Good Pediatrician" (PGP) program to the booth to recognize the hard work of pediatric clinicians.
Dr. Schuman will discuss the "EMR" and larger issues of technology in the pediatric office with conference attendees when he visits the Contemporary Pediatrics Exhibit Hall booth (#822) on Sunday, October 9, 2005, from noon until 4 p.m. He'll also bring his novel "Pretty Good Pediatrician" (PGP) program to the booth to recognize the hard work of pediatric clinicians.
"It's time for pediatricians to assert themselves and work toward retaking control of our health-care system by improving our management of 'managed care,'" notes Dr. Schuman. (Step 5 of his PGP program, for example, is "Choose your battles.")
Dr. Shuman will listen to attendees' experiences in managing and protecting the day-to-day flow of information in their practices, while offering his own ideas and recommendations.
Attendees will receive a complimentary copy of Dr. Schuman's tutorial and qualify for an official-looking, no-CME-credit-provided, certificate of completion of the PGP program!
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