Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Sending SMS as a method of communication for Medical Clinics
Methods of using SMS reminder for appointments. Today we must consider that one of the best methods to contact people are mobile phones, given the possibility to use them at any time of day. In addition, communication via SMS ensures immediate receipt, read receipt and has a higher readership and response to other media such as Email. Therefore communication is half fast, reliable and economical as a reminder of appointments. On the other hand medical clinics are increasingly computerized and are adapting to new technologies. Many of them already have database where all patients registered and have PDAs for the reminder of appointments. For this reason should consider the benefits of communication via SMS.
One of the main advantages is as follows: Patients receive SMS appointment reminder some time before the meeting, avoiding accidental neglect of the patient and providing a sufficient period for the cancellation of the same if not to attend. This leads to better management of appointments, and a significant reduction in economic costs (phone calls, mail, ..) to prevent accidental loss of revenue (patient who miss an appointment) and not least, a gain from time to employees, as the person who was dedicated to make calls or send letters to remember appointments, you can focus on other more important tasks. Another advantage is that the messaging system can be included in an agenda-SMS to the doctor might write down your appointments and calendar system send an automatic SMS reminder for them. This would send personalized SMS for each of the patients. Besides the above the SMS would cost coverage guaranteed and really cheap. If you think that is a good form of communication and would like to prove you can request a free trial of the service providers, so you can test the reliability and use of applications.
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