The Mayo Clinic Healthy Weight Pyramid – A Way To Live Your Life
Posted by in Health Clinics on November 22, 2011
When spring comes most of us start to think about our weight. If you are female you may worry about how you will look in a bathing suit. If you are male you may start to lift weights. A healthy body depends upon physical activity and eating right. You have to prepare healthy meals, watch portion sizes, and keep moving.
All of this is easier said than done. That is why book stores are packed with diet books. Some of these books are reliable and others are not. In act, some diet books have proven to be dangerous. Before you buy a diet book you should check the author’s credentials.
Mayo Clinic, a nonprofit foundation, has developed a Healthy Weight Pyramid. It is the first pyramid to encourage weight loss and help you keep the weight off. Nutrition expert Donald Hensrud, MD describes the visual as an approach to permanent weight management. Simply put, this tool is a way to live your life. Read the rest of this entry »
Key Features of Medical Clinic Software
Posted by in Medical Clinic on November 22, 2011
Medical clinic software programs help streamline many administrative tasks that medical offices perform. They offer computerized processes to provide timely and effective care to patients. Many programs offer modules on every aspect of clinic and patient management. From the administrative functions of automated medical records management, patients’ billing and collections to automated appointment scheduling and reminders, there are many software solutions to ease the burden of clinic doctors and their staff.
In effect, from the tedious tasks of doing all of the completed record keeping and scheduling manually, the electronic technology has considerably lighten the load. Work flow is streamlined and simplified with the use of an effective IT program. Information storage is more secure and safe in a network data base. As your practice grows, you can upgrade and add more modules to your system. Read the rest of this entry »