The Paperless Video Series is a guide to help you make the right purchases for the right reasons when it comes to technology and methods as you make your traditional dental practice paperless.
The Paperless Video Series is a guide to help you make the right purchases for the right reasons when it comes to technology and methods as you make your traditional dental practice paperless.
The video series compliments Dental Products Report's "Products in Practice" print section, which features articles addressing protocol, ROI, marketing training and efficiency.
Each month "The Efficiency of Going Paperless" Series focuses on one of the following topic:
Common misperceptions on establishing a paperless record
The patient experience of paperless–Appointments, payments, education
Efficient and eco-friendly
Freedom for the front desk
More efficient integration–Knowing what technologies work together
Back it up–The management and security of your data
What to do with all that paper Marketing made paperless
Paperless by the numbers–Cost savings over time
The video series kicks off with a focus on the common misperceptions associated with going digital.
The top four digital myths that the Patterson Dental Paperless Curriculum Video Series debunks are:
Digital Myth: You can’t trust computers
Hear why paper systems are more vulnerable when it comes to damage or theft and how digital systems are a safer alternative with passwords.
Digital Myth: It takes too much time
Hear how you can make the transition to paperless a leisurely walk, rather than a sprint.
Digital Myth: Going paperless is expensive
Hear why the savings you'll find when going digital is better use of your staff's time.
Digital Myth: It’s daunting
Hear how today's software is intuitive and easy to master for both you and your team. Plus, most companies offer support via webinars, online and over phone.
In the video below, Dental Products Report Director of Content Thais Carter introduces the video series and explains the efficiencies of going paperless:
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