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With each day, more and more people all over the world are getting more concerned with personal wellness and health. Advancements in Information Technology and the internet have allowed us vast access to scholarly articles and discussions regarding these topics, providing us with symptoms and detailed descriptions of various diseases to the point that many people actually convince themselves that they’ve been struck with a case of so-and so disease without actually consulting with a physician or medical expert. While some of these initial prognoses may be correct, it is actually not recommended for us to totally rely on inferences we derive from examining ourselves and comparing what we feel with what we have recently read from an unrecognized source. The reliance of people on the internet for such purposes only reflects on what we want: a quick diagnosis, or a TBD (to be determined) in two weeks. Everybody wants a quick diagnosis; more so with the ordeal one usually goes through with a trip to the local health facility. It’s a troublesome process, what with the hundreds of different diseases in our present time, coupled with the constant threat of giving or receiving an erroneous diagnosis. A correct diagnosis is absolutely required of our doctors as they know only too well that the lives of their patients are at their mercy. Similar symptoms for different ailments, particularly at the earlier stages of disease have to be meticulously checked, together with complete patient details with regards to medical history to ensure the proper identification of someone’s disease. This is often the case as to why TBDs are offered as an initial prognosis to patients, in order to buy time to further study individual cases for a proper diagnosis. Patients,on the other hand, are only too anxious to know what really ails them, and even a TBD in two weeks can be a long and arduous wait. You really can’t blame some patients who return to check for developments well before the allotted two weeks, all because they’re tormented by what seems like waiting forever. Fortunately, Acrendo’s state of-the-art technology offers cutting edge EMR software, making it easier for physicians and medical experts to access patient records and medical history, thereby helping to them achieve quick results and ultimately providing their patients with accurate diagnoses, necessary help and excellent healthcare. All in a TBD within 2 weeks.
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