#electronic prescription

[vision200]

Home Care Software Solution | HomeCare 4.0 - Vision Technologies

Introduction:

In recent years, the healthcare industry has witnessed a rapid transformation with the integration of technology. One area that has seen significant advancements is homecare software. With the help of innovative vision technologies, homecare software is revolutionizing the way medical professionals provide care to patients in their own homes. In this article, we will explore the benefits and features of the best homecare software available in UAE, focusing on its ability to streamline processes such as electronic prescription management, electronic claims processing, and efficient homecare billing.

1. Enhancing Efficiency with Electronic Prescription Management:

Electronic Medical Records (EMR) have become an integral part of modern healthcare systems. Homecare software equipped with vision technologies allows healthcare providers to seamlessly manage electronic prescriptions for their patients. By eliminating paper-based processes and automating prescription management, medical professionals can ensure accurate medication administration while reducing errors and improving patient safety.

2. Streamlining Electronic Claims Processing:

The transition from manual claim submission to electronic claims (eclaim) processing has been a game-changer for healthcare providers worldwide. The best homecare software in UAE leverages vision technologies to automate claim generation and submission processes. This not only saves time for medical professionals but also minimizes errors associated with manual data entry. With real-time claim status updates, healthcare providers can efficiently track reimbursement progress and optimize revenue cycles.

3. Efficient Homecare Billing Made Easy:

Billing is a critical aspect of any healthcare service provider's operations, including those offering home health care services. The best homecare software in UAE incorporates advanced billing features that simplify financial processes for both patients and providers alike. Vision technologies enable accurate tracking of services rendered, ensuring proper invoicing based on individual patient needs or insurance coverage plans.

Exploring the Best Homecare Software in UAE:

When it comes to choosing the best homecare software in UAE, it is crucial to consider a solution that offers comprehensive features tailored specifically for the unique needs of this region's healthcare landscape. The ideal software should provide seamless integration with local regulatory requirements and standards while offering user-friendly interfaces for easy adoption by healthcare professionals.

Moreover, an exceptional homecare billing software should automate revenue cycle management processes such as invoicing, payment tracking, and claim reconciliation. This ensures accurate financial reporting while minimizing revenue leakage or missed reimbursements.

Vision technologies integrated into homecare software bring another dimension to patient care by enabling remote monitoring capabilities. With real-time video conferencing and virtual consultations, healthcare providers can remotely assess patients' conditions without compromising quality or accuracy. This feature proves particularly beneficial for patients with limited mobility or those residing in remote areas, ensuring they receive timely and appropriate care.

Conclusion:

As technology continues to advance at an unprecedented pace, it is crucial for the healthcare industry to embrace innovative solutions that enhance patient care and improve operational efficiency. Homecare software equipped with vision technologies is transforming the way medical professionals deliver care in the comfort of patients' homes. By streamlining processes such as electronic prescription management, electronic claims processing, and efficient homecare billing, the best homecare software in UAE is revolutionizing the healthcare landscape. Embracing these advancements will not only benefit healthcare providers but also improve patient outcomes and satisfaction levels.

[powerfultenderness]

lord powerfultenderness, I don't know how to fully picture it but can we have neighbor könig doing grocery shopping with y/n? Please!~

I swear I saw a post somewhere that said König probably makes bank. And Sugar Daddy König hc born/accepted. This man will spoil you if you give him the chance (and then idk wreck you later?)

Either you were oblivious to the looks strangers gave you, to the way women quickly turned around and went down different aisles, or you didn’t care. It was, in fact, the latter. This big menacing looking guy beside you practically cleared a path wherever you wanted. Busy aisles you’d normally have to do trick maneuvers with your cart? Cleared out when he looked at other shoppers. It was amazing, really.

You stopped and looked up at the shelf, the item you wanted on the very top and if you stretched out…you still couldn’t reach it. Even before you could pout and try again, König reached over and plucked the box of snacks off the shelf and dropped in the basket. 

Maybe it was the way his eyes crinkled a bit, but you could tell he was smiling at you. “Those are car snacks.” 

“Car snacks?”

You nodded and continued to push the cart down the aisle. You’d deviated from your shopping list so much that you were now just going up and down aisles to see if there was anything you needed.

“You know, snacks you keep in the car for emergencies. Like, getting stuck in traffic, or on the side of the road while waiting for a tow truck…or lost…” 

“How often do you get lost?” He laughed, shoulders shaking as he tried to keep his laugh at a reasonable indoor level.

“It was just the one time! My GPS wasn’t working!” It wasn’t your fault downtown was an impossible maze!

“What did you do?” 

“I had a snack and figured it out.” You gave up and went home, but he didn’t need to know that. 

Though he could probably guess with the way he was side eyeing you. You knocked your hip into his side (and he didn’t budge at all!) “What do you say to pasta for dinner?” 

He titled his head, “you’re making dinner for me?”

“Yea, I want to do something nice for you for helping me out.” 

König beamed at you, though you couldn’t see behind his mask and you were currently looking at one of the shelves. “I will eat whatever you cook.”

You laughed, it sounded so weird when he said it like that. “Alright, pasta it is.” 

On the way to the checkout, you happened upon a display of clothing, mostly blouses and tee shirts, but some printed leggings as well. “Ooh, that’s cute.” You stopped and picked up a strappy sundress printed with your favorite flowers. “And my size!” You cheered to yourself as you looked at the tag. You flipped it over to check the price tag then set the dress back on the rack. “Pssh, not that cute.” 

You looked at him just as he turned away from the dress you liked. “Hey, can you wait in line while I run and get my prescription?” 

He nodded and took over pushing the cart as you handed him your debit card, “just in case it takes too long.” 

It was a good thing you handed him your card too! There was a bit of wait while your prescription was transferred to the new in store pharmacy. You half debated whether or not you should just leave to pick it up another day, but you already missed a day and didn’t want to throw off the effects. 

By the time you had your medication, König was waiting for you out front. “Sorry about that!” 

He shook his head, “no problem.” And handed you the receipt and your card back. 

You giggled as he loaded the bags in almost one scoop into the back of his truck. Your car was currently in the shop and he very quickly offered to help you out in the meantime. 

“Thank you so much!” You smiled at him once all of the groceries were sitting on your counter. 

“Anytime.” He answered simply.

 “Still up for dinner tonight?” 

He nodded, “of course.” 

The little short answers, no hearty laugh included, were weird. But maybe he just had enough company for a few hours. “Alright, I’ll pop over later then?” 

“Goodbye.” He nodded again and quickly left you alone.

Weird…

Whatever. Maybe he’ll feel better once he…oh! 

You pulled out one of the very dresses you thought was cute, but too expensive, from one of the bags. König’s doing? You checked the receipt and it wasn’t listed. He…bought it himself? And hid it from you? Suddenly the way he was acting nervous before he left made sense. 

-

König’s stomach flipped and his face burned when he opened the door later that night. You were standing in front of him wearing the dress he bought. “You look like an angel.” 

You smiled and spun around, the dress flaring cutely as you did so. “I can’t believe you bought this! Thank you so much! But, let me repay you?” 

“No. Have dinner with me?” 

You giggled, you were already having dinner with him! “You sneaky man! Come on, let’s go!” You then grabbed one of his hands and started to pull him out and towards your flat.

“Wait. Let me lock up.” He fished his keys out of his pocket and locked the door with one hand, refusing to pull out of your touch. 

“Oh. right!” 

“You didn’t lock up, did you?” 

“What! It’s just right there!”   

König was laughing again as he followed you to your home, a dopey smile you couldn’t see lighting his eyes 

[More neighbor König]

[sistarstarly]

my fuckin EYES

[docspe]

Enhancing Efficiency: Exploring Docspe's Clinic Management System

In the realm of healthcare administration, effective clinic management is essential for providing quality patient care and optimizing operational efficiency. Docspe introduces its Clinic Management System, a comprehensive solution tailored to streamline administrative workflows, improve patient engagement, and enhance overall clinic performance.

Docspe's Clinic Management System is designed to meet the diverse needs of healthcare providers, from small clinics to large medical practices.

Central to its functionality is the automation of routine administrative tasks, such as appointment scheduling, patient registration, and billing. By digitizing these processes and reducing reliance on manual paperwork, healthcare providers can save time, minimize errors, and focus more on delivering exceptional care to their patients.

Moreover, Docspe's Clinic Management System incorporates advanced features to enhance patient engagement and satisfaction. With online appointment booking, patient portals, and automated reminders, patients can enjoy greater convenience and accessibility when interacting with their healthcare providers.

This not only improves the overall patient experience but also helps clinics build stronger patient relationships and loyalty.

Additionally, Docspe's Clinic Management System offers robust reporting and analytics capabilities to help healthcare providers monitor clinic performance, track key metrics, and identify areas for improvement. By leveraging data-driven insights, clinics can optimize resource allocation, enhance staff productivity, and make informed decisions to drive long-term success.

In summary, Docspe's Clinic Management System represents a transformative solution for healthcare providers seeking to streamline operations, improve patient care, and achieve greater efficiency in their clinics.

With its comprehensive features, user-friendly interface, and commitment to innovation, Docspe empowers clinics to thrive in an ever-evolving healthcare landscape.

[rachvictor05]

What is E-Prescription Software?

Physicians and healthcare facilities can automate the prescription of pharmaceuticals with the use of e-prescription software, a digital technological framework. By adopting e-prescribing technologies, medical professionals can transmit prescriptions directly to their pharmacy partners, eliminating the need for manual prescription transmission. More than only prescription drugs are offered by e-prescription software; it also offers solutions for e-prescription software that are made especially to improve drug management procedures, reduce error rates, and improve patient outcomes. As a result, since both will benefit, pharmacies and medical facilities stand to win.

Patient Pre-Authorization in E-Prescription Software:

Pre-authorization of patients is an essential part of any practice management system. Similar to this, patient pre-authorization is necessary in e-prescribing programs to guarantee a patient's eligibility for particular medications. The pharmacy benefit management system determines whether prescription medications are covered by insurance in accordance with healthcare protocols.

Thus, we can customize e-prescribing software programs that include the patient pre-authorization function. Additionally, we can guarantee that the software will combine additional patient data, like insurance information, past medical history, and details. By include these in the e-prescribing software, physicians and pharmacists will be able to determine a patient's eligibility and tolerance for various prescription medications. Physicians and pharmacists can prescribe more potent medications with this knowledge.

[purnima05]

Can e-prescribing software make healthcare faster?

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, Electronic Prescribing Software, or ePrescribing software, emerges as a disruptive force, reshaping traditional prescription practices. This cloud-based solution not only streamlines the prescription process but also propels healthcare into an era of paperless services.

How Does Electronic Prescription Services Transform Healthcare?

Electronic Prescription Services have ushered in a transformative shift in healthcare. This digital revolution replaces conventional paper-based methods with efficient, accurate, and secure ePrescribing software. Healthcare providers are now navigating a streamlined process, leaving behind the constraints of traditional prescriptions.

How Does Electronic Prescription Software Transform Patient Care?

Electronic Prescription Software and Electronic Health Records (EHR) join forces to elevate patient care. This seamless integration allows healthcare providers access to comprehensive medical histories, ensuring that prescribed medications align with each patient's unique health profile. The result is a more informed and patient-centric approach to medical decision-making.

Are Electronic Prescription Services the Key to Redefined Patient Convenience?

The era of physical prescriptions is fading as ePrescribing software redefines patient convenience. Prescriptions can now be seamlessly transmitted to a patient's preferred pharmacy, eliminating the need for manual processes. The result is a more convenient and efficient experience for patients, aligning with the digital expectations of the modern era.

How Do Electronic Prescription Systems Help Tackle Medication Errors?

Electronic Prescription Systems stand as guardians against medication errors. By transitioning from handwritten prescriptions to digital interfaces, these systems significantly reduce the risk of misinterpretation and dosage errors. The result is a safer and more reliable prescribing process.

Is Electronic Prescription Software the Ultimate Solution for Digital Fortification?

In the age of data breaches and security concerns, Electronic Prescription Software acts as a digital fortress. Through encryption and authentication protocols, this software ensures the protection of sensitive patient information, fortifying the healthcare sector against potential security threats.

Is the Future of Healthcare Now with Cloud-Based Solutions?

The future of healthcare unfolds through cloud-based solutions. Electronic Prescription Software takes center stage, driving a digital revolution in prescribing practices. The adoption of these solutions is not just a trend; it's a necessity for healthcare providers aiming to stay relevant and efficient in the evolving landscape.

Can You Navigate Electronic Prescription Services: A Quick Overview?

Get a concise yet comprehensive guide to Electronic Prescription Services. Navigate the roadmap of this digital revolution in healthcare, reducing paperwork, and enhancing efficiency. With electronic prescriptions software becoming the norm, healthcare providers and patients alike are embracing a new era of streamlined, secure, and patient-centric care.

Conclusion:

This digital evolution enhances efficiency, accuracy, and patient convenience, ushering in an era of streamlined and secure prescription practices. As cloud-based solutions become the backbone of healthcare, Electronic Prescription Software stands as a crucial tool, steering the industry towards a future defined by precision, accessibility, and patient-centric care.

The adoption of these innovations is not just a trend but a fundamental necessity for healthcare providers navigating the dynamic landscape of modern healthcare. Embracing electronic prescription systems, we pave the way for a more efficient, secure, and patient-focused healthcare experience.

[odinsblog]

🗣️THIS IS WHAT INCLUSIVE, COMPASSIONATE DEMOCRACY LOOKS LIKE

Minnesota Dems enacted a raft of laws to make the state a trans refuge, and ensure people receiving trans care here can't be reached by far-right governments in places like Florida and Texas. (link)

Minnesota Dems ensured that everyone, including undocumented immigrants, can get drivers' licenses. (link)

They made public college free for the majority of Minnesota families. (link)

Minnesota Dems dropped a billion dollars into a bevy of affordable housing programs, including by creating a new state housing voucher program. (link)

Minnesota Dems massively increased funding for the state's perpetually-underfunded public defenders, which lets more public defenders be hired and existing public defenders get a salary increase. (link)

Dems raised Minnesota education spending by 10%, or about 2.3 billion. (link)

Minnesota Dems created an energy standard for 100% carbon-free electricity by 2040. (link)

Minnesota already has some of the strongest election infrastructure (and highest voter participation) in the country, but the legislature just made it stronger, with automatic registration, preregistration for minors, and easier access to absentee ballots. (link)

Minnesota Dems expanded the publicly subsidized health insurance program to undocumented immigrants. This one's interesting because it's the sort of things Dems often balk at. The governor opposed it! The legislature rolled over him and passed it anyway. (link)

Minnesota Dems expanded background checks and enacted red-flag laws, passing gun safety measures that the GOP has thwarted for years. (link)

Minnesota Dems gave the state AG the power to block the huge healthcare mergers that have slowly gobbled up the state's medical system. (link)

Minnesota Dems restored voting rights to convicted felons as soon as they leave prison. (link)

Minnesota Dems made prison phone calls free. (link)

Minnesota Dems passed new wage protection rules for the construction industry, against industry resistance. (link)

Minnesota Dems created a new sales tax to fund bus and train lines, an enormous victory for the sustainability and quality of public transit. Transit be more pleasant to ride, more frequent, and have better shelters, along more lines. (link)

They passed strict new regulations on PFAS ("forever chemicals"). (link)

Minnesota Dems passed the largest bonding bill in state history! Funding improvements to parks, colleges, water infrastructure, bridges, etc. etc. etc. (link)

They're going to build a passenger train from the Twin Cities to Duluth. (link)

I can't even find a news story about it but there's tens of millions in funding for new BRT lines, too. (link)

A wonky-but-important change: Minnesota Dems indexed the state gas tax to inflation, effectively increasing the gas tax. (link)

They actually indexed a bunch of stuff to inflation, including the state's education funding formula, which helps ensure that school spending doesn't decline over time. (link)

Minnesota Dems made hourly school workers (e.g., bus drivers and paraprofessionals) eligible for unemployment during summer break, when they're not working or getting paid. (link)

Minnesota Dems passed a bunch of labor protections for teachers, including requiring school districts to negotiate class sizes as part of union contracts. (Yet another @SydneyJordanMN special here. (link)

Minnesota Dems created a state board to govern labor standards at nursing homes. (link)

Minnesota Dems created a Prescription Drug Affordability Board, which would set price caps for high-cost pharmaceuticals. (link)

Minnesota Dems created new worker protections for Amazon warehouse workers and refinery workers. (link)

Minnesota Dems passed a digital fair repair law, which requires electronics manufacturers to make tools and parts available so that consumers can repair their electronics rather than purchase new items. (link)

Minnesota Dems made Juneteenth a state holiday. (link)

Minnesota Dems banned conversion therapy. (link)

They spent nearly a billion dollars on a variety of environmental programs, from heat pumps to reforestation. (link)

Minnesota Dems expanded protections for pregnant and nursing workers - already in place for larger employers - to almost everyone in the state. (link)

Minnesota Dems created a new child tax credit that will cut child poverty by about a quarter. (link)

Minnesota Democrats dropped a quick $50 million into homelessness prevention programs. (link)

And because the small stuff didn't get lost in the big stuff, they passed a law to prevent catalytic converter thefts. (link)

Minnesota Dems increased child care assistance. (link)

Minnesota Dems banned "captive audience meetings," where employers force employees to watch anti-union presentations. (link)

No news story yet, but Minnesota Dems forced signal priority changes to Twin Cities transit. Right now the trains have to wait at intersections for cars, which, I can say from experience, is terrible. Soon that will change.

Minnesota Dems provided the largest increase to nursing home funding in state history. (link)

They also bumped up salaries for home health workers, to help address the shortage of in-home nurses. (link)

Minnesota Dems legalized drug paraphernalia, which allows social service providers to conduct needle exchanges and address substance abuse with reduced fear of incurring legal action. (link)

Minnesota Dems banned white supremacists and extremists from police forces, capped probation at 5 years for most crimes, improved clemency, and mostly banned no-knock warrants. (link)

Minnesota Dems also laid the groundwork for a public health insurance option. (link)

I’m happy for the people of Minnesota, but as a Floridian living under Ron DeSantis & hateful Republicans, I’m also very envious tbh. We know that democracy can work, and this is a shining example of what government could be like in the hands of legislators who actually care about helping people in need, and not pursuing the GOP’s “culture wars” and suppressing the votes of BIPOC, and inflicting maximum harm on those who aren’t cis/het, white, wealthy, Christian males. BRAVO MINNESOTA. This is how you do it! And the Minnesota Dems did it with a one seat majority, so no excuses. Forget about the next election and focus on doing as much good as you can, while you still can. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

👉🏿 https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1660846689450688514.html

[luvisia]

idk why i sit and read all of our google reviews people suck

[vision200]

Best Home Care Software in UAE:

In an era where technology is rapidly advancing, the world of home care is also witnessing a revolutionary transformation. Vision Technologies is at the forefront of this evolution, offering cutting-edge home care software solutions designed to enhance efficiency, streamline operations, and ultimately provide the best possible care for individuals in need. In this blog post, we'll explore the key features and services that make our software a game-changer in the home care industry.

1.Comprehensive Care Management: Our home care software goes beyond the basics, providing a comprehensive solution for care management. From scheduling and tracking caregiver visits to managing medication and treatment plans, our software ensures that every aspect of care is seamlessly integrated.

2.Intuitive User Interface: Vision Technologies takes pride in offering a user-friendly interface that simplifies complex tasks. Caregivers, administrators, and clients can navigate the system effortlessly, reducing the learning curve and maximizing productivity.

3.Real-Time Monitoring: Stay connected and informed with our real-time monitoring capabilities. Track caregiver activities, monitor vital signs, and receive instant updates on care plans. This level of transparency not only enhances accountability but also allows for prompt adjustments to ensure optimal care outcomes.

4.Mobile Accessibility: Recognizing the dynamic nature of home care, our software is accessible on various devices, including smartphones and tablets. Caregivers can access critical information on the go, facilitating timely and informed decision-making.

5.Customizable Care Plans: Every individual has unique care needs, and our software reflects this reality. With customizable care plans, caregivers can tailor their approach to meet the specific requirements of each client, ensuring personalized and effective care.

6.Integration of IoT Devices: Embracing the Internet of Things (IoT), our software can seamlessly integrate with various smart devices to monitor health metrics, track activities of daily living, and enhance overall well-being. This integration provides a holistic approach to home care.

7.Automated Billing and Documentation: Say goodbye to paperwork headaches. Our software automates billing processes and documentation, reducing administrative burdens and allowing your team to focus more on delivering quality care.

8.Security and Compliance: Vision Technologies places a strong emphasis on data security and compliance with industry regulations. Our software is designed with robust security features to protect sensitive information, ensuring peace of mind for both clients and caregivers.

Conclusion:

As we continue to navigate the evolving landscape of home care, Vision Technologies remains committed to pushing the boundaries of what's possible. Our home care software is not just a tool; it's a holistic solution that empowers caregivers, enriches the lives of those receiving care, and sets new standards for excellence in the industry. Join us on this journey toward a future where technology and compassion converge to redefine home care.

[logicoyerx]

Prescribe from anywhere using LogiCoy eRx, a standalone cloud-based e-Prescribing technology that is faster, safer, and easier, and is ONC-certified. Try it FREE Now!

[techramonic]

A Comprehensive Analysis on Eric Harris, 3.

Disclaimer: This analysis/psychoanalysis is limited only to analysis as a means to reflect and understand the people involved. It is strictly informative. Just like all of my posts, I am detached from the media I write about and solely focus on the people to understand their psychology, for others to gain insight. There is no room for me to romanticize or glorify anything I write because I am only here to explain. I understand and research, but I do not condone. Thank you.

note: This is all solely based on independent research. If I may be wrong with the medical aspects of this post, please correct me. I would appreciate it a lot.

Fluvoxamine Maleate

Just a few days before the shooting, Eric was promptly rejected from his application to serve in the marines. Despite his desirable qualities, he was rejected for the sole reason of being tested positive for consuming a prescripted drug after rejecting that he was off any medication. With a trace of Luvox in his system, theories speculate that the drug's side effects played a role on the events that have transpired. Luvox is a medication prescription drug that is used to treat mental illnesses such as Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), anxiety, depression, and others. While there are positive effects, the downside are heightened sensations of dread, irritation, depression, and arising violent behaviors. It also has a chance to increase manic symptoms, especially if taken in particularly large doses.

Anti-depressant usage, effects of overdose, and detoxification

When taken over the prescribed dosage, Luvox can lead to increased agression and suicidal ideation and tendencies. Eric was in anger management therapy after being on probation alongside Dylan for attempting to steal a vehicle containing thousands worth of valuable electronics and tools. After getting caught, Eric openly expressed his difficulties in managing his anxiety and explosive anger issues that his counselor said, "he frequently blew up and often cried." Revealing that this influences his homicidal and suicidal thoughts, so he was prescribed Fluvoxamine, which is a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRIs). These drugs increase the capacity of the brain to receive serotonin.

According to an interview with Eric's friends, they speculate that Eric was off his medication completely for sometime. Abruptly stopping medication can lead to the development of a more violent response. For some people, drugs are able to fix their chemical imbalances, but it can also lead to withdrawal symptoms of taken for over the duration of 6 weeks. Abruptly discontinuing anti-depressants can lead to rebound depression or relapse. Symptoms may return stronger than before. Furthermore, SSRI's such as Luvox and Prozac take about 5 days to linger in one's system before subsequently washing off.

In a period of 11 months, Eric and Dylan have been under a juvenile detention program at Jefferson County district — this was in 1998, just a year before the shooting. They were allowed to leave the program by early February 1999. After finishing, Eric wrote a letter contained in his juvenile diversion program file. He states, "I learned that thousands of suggestions are worthless if you still believe in violence."

After public demands for stricter regulations on SSRIs after the tragic shooting, Luvox was temporarily banned in 2002. By 2008, drug manufacturers had reformulated Luvox to a controlled-release version specifically designed to treat OCD, excluding indications for depression or anxiety. Subsequently, the FDA approved Luvox CR for the treatment of OCD. The label does not explicitly prohibit prescribing it to the pediatric population, it notes that the smallest dose "may not be appropriate" for children, without providing further explanation.

Eric was about 17 at the time of taking the medication, which means he is part of the pediatric population. Though it's still unclear if he was taking normal doses for a long period of time or taken more than what was prescribed, it is clear that there was negligence with prescribing a child a SSRI that has the posibility of worsening their already apparent symptoms.

Columbine was really a case that opened the public's eyes into the dysfunctional aspects of society and institutions, transcending even to the medical field.

[docspe]

Streamlining Clinic Operations Seamlessly: Harnessing the Power of Telehealth with Docspe

In the rapidly evolving landscape of healthcare, the integration of telehealth technology has emerged as a pivotal tool for clinics to enhance patient access, improve efficiency, and deliver quality care remotely. Enter Docspe, the innovative telehealth app that revolutionizes clinic management by seamlessly integrating virtual care into everyday practice.

Docspe's telehealth app platform offers clinics a comprehensive solution for delivering remote consultations, diagnosis, and treatment to patients from the comfort of their own homes. With a user-friendly interface and advanced features, Docspe empowers clinics to expand their reach, optimize workflow, and provide timely care to patients regardless of geographical barriers.

One of the standout features of Docspe's telehealth platform is its intuitive appointment scheduling system. Patients can easily book virtual appointments through the app, eliminating the need for phone calls or in-person visits. This not only saves time for both patients and clinic staff but also streamlines the scheduling process, ensuring maximum efficiency and flexibility in managing patient appointments.

Docspe's telehealth platform also prioritizes security and confidentiality, with robust encryption protocols and secure data transmission ensuring that patient information remains protected at all times. By adhering to stringent privacy standards and regulatory requirements, Docspe instills trust and confidence in patients, encouraging widespread adoption of virtual care services.

In addition to appointment scheduling, Docspe's telehealth platform facilitates seamless communication between patients and healthcare providers through secure video consultations. Patients can discuss their health concerns, receive medical advice, and even undergo virtual examinations, all within the Docspe app. This not only enhances the patient experience but also enables clinics to deliver timely and personalized care without the need for face-to-face interactions.

Moreover, Docspe's telehealth platform integrates seamlessly with existing clinic workflows, allowing healthcare providers to access patient records, prescribe medications, and generate electronic prescriptions directly through the app. This ensures continuity of care and minimizes disruptions to clinic operations, enabling clinics to deliver consistent and high-quality care regardless of the mode of delivery.

Docspe's telehealth platform also offers a range of additional features designed to enhance clinic management and improve patient outcomes. From virtual waiting rooms and automated appointment reminders to remote monitoring and telemedicine-enabled devices, Docspe equips clinics with the tools they need to thrive in an increasingly digital healthcare landscape.

Furthermore, Docspe's telehealth platform empowers clinics to reach underserved populations, expand their patient base, and reduce healthcare disparities by breaking down barriers to access. Whether it's rural communities with limited access to healthcare services or busy urban dwellers seeking convenience and flexibility, Docspe ensures that all patients have access to quality care when and where they need it most.

In conclusion, Docspe's telehealth platform is a game-changer for clinics looking to optimize their operations, enhance patient access, and deliver exceptional care in today's digital age. By harnessing the power of telehealth technology, Docspe empowers clinics to overcome geographical barriers, improve efficiency, and ultimately, transform the way healthcare is delivered. Say goodbye to traditional clinic management and hello to the future of healthcare with Docspe.

[kremlin]

@wikwalker hi sure yes anything to give me an excuse to procrastinate the post i should be writing right now. here are all teh drugs and how to manage them. you can trust me, a drug addict

first of all: https://www.erowid.org/ , erowid always

don't be afraid of drugs, if they're the right drugs, you should do them since they will be a blast regardless and overcoming fear is also good (but outside the scope here)

OK to do as much as you want: alcohol - social benefit greatly outweighs health effects, no reason to avoid if predisposed to abuse since that'll happen sooner or later. what can i say? don't be a fucking dork. when you start drinking, really overdo it as much as possible without dying and get a few real nasty hangovers under your belt so you know how much is the right amount to drink.

weed - innocuous enough to be fine but will make you stupid in the long term. make sure to only buy from a real drug dealer and never some legal institution. cut it out when you're a "real adult". don't smoke weed and watch TV routinely, go out and do things so you naturally grow to hate it. good to go through this as early as possible to minimize the time you spend as a cringe weed enthusiast

i guess those are the only two.

ok to do infrequently (annually): "lsd" - or whatever it is, probably not lsd, blah blah blah, if it works and is sold on blotter its fine and won't make you go nuts or whatever. opt for a better psychadelic imo. see psych rule at bottom of section

mushrooms - better than acid since you know what they are. rule of thumb is to always do more than you think you want. minimum 1/8oz. see psych rule at bottom of post

dmt - if you somehow have a dmt hookup you don't need to be reading any of this. lasts 10 minutes which leads to tendency to way overdo it, don't do this, my favorite webcomic artist is permanently crazy from exactly that. using a crack pipe is also not the uhhhh most dignifying-feeling thing to do either. it's harder than you think.

mdma - for use at electronic music event or rave. overuse causes brain lesions or something.

coke - wait until you're in your 20s, have maxed out your roth IRA for a couple of years in a row, and havent missed a car payment in a similar timeframe. better still if you've worked a very shitty low paying job and know the value of a dollar. if you still find yourself buying candy you're not ready. too expensive to be worth it to get hooked on. know that you are VERY ANNOYING to anyone who also isn't high. don't fuck around with the guy selling it to you. avoid discussing or thinking about business ideas. you can't afford to make it a habit + kinda turns you into a piece of shit after a while, but at least a very interesting one

ketamine - another sick drug that rules, but save it for a special occasion. don't try and go into the k-hole your first time

rule for psychedelics - you get one good strong trip a year and that's it, make it count, always opt for doing a bit more than a bit less. but don't make it a habit, otherwise you turn into a very stupid very annoying "hippy" style cliché and believe in ghosts, aliens, crap like that.

ok to try once prescription opiates/benzodiazepine (xanax), valium, this kind of shit - worth trying so you can go "holy shit, this stuff is way way way too good to ever use responsibly" and then never do again. especially if you're white. for some reason we just can't handle this shit. if a doctor prescribes it to you, idk, that's your call to make.

ayhuasca - this is just dmt in a different form. do some other psychadelics a number of times before you do this. once you realize the whole "substantial visual hallucinations" thing is made up, its time. do exactly this: -buy root online (legal). receive box of dirt -boil dirt into "tea" (read erowid for exact recipe) -take over-the-counter anti nausea medicine or anything that will give you a stronger stomach -drink tea (its nasty as fuck, get it down quick) -have someone bigger than you keep an eye on you for the next five hours. -have the experience, which is absurdly intense, has no bearing to the real world, etc etc. don't be a bitch and throw up, if you do it'll only last an hour or so. again there is no way to provide a consistent description of the experience except that you will meet god. you only ever need to do this once and never again. trust me

peyote/salvia/etc - try em if you want, you'll never ever want to again afterwords. these are drugs for idiot teenagers too lame to get real drugs. imagine being very very sick from poison and utterly terrified at the same time. No good

whippets/nitrous oxide - just find a dentist that uses it and don't bother creating hundreds of pounds of trash on your floor for this crap that lasts ten seconds. you have to understand the extremely short timeframe coupled with the cost makes zero sense. go to a phish concert parking lot and do some people watching -- you do not want to be these people. only use is as a motivator to get routine dental exam. also if you somehow manage to make it a heavy habit your fucking legs stop working, no shit, but they start working again once you quit.

don't ever do heroin/meth/pcp - is is truly a mystery why you should never do these 🙄

synthetic weed/k2/shit from the gas station - it is so funny that they sell this as "weed that won't pop you on a drug test". its not weed. it is some dubious chemical sprayed on yard waste. smoke it to have a terrible time and go nuts. only buy drugs from legitimate drug dealers!

kratom - anyone's guess as to why this is legal but it's heroin for pussies. its still heroin

dxm/cough syrup - do you ever wonder why it is exclusively teenagers robotripping? it's because it sucks ass. is like a cheesegrater on your brain in terms of health effects with repeated usage. you're better than this king

inhalants - these are at the bottom of the list for a reason. do not huff gas. don't huff paint. do not consume computer duster. not fun + fastest way to make yourself a complete, uh, (word i can't say anymore) and then dead

not listed quaaludes- unavailable due to no longer being manufactured. these ruled apparantly

sincis2c - unavailable due to not existing, i just made this up

amphetamines - cannot provide objective take here. they're my albatross, lifelong (posted 4:55am natch)

[macgyvermedical]

As a trans guy I'm really worried about maintaining access to T. I live in a safe state but I know how quickly things can change in a matter of months to years, so.. I'm worried. That being said, what do you know of DIY HRT? I know that cis guys sometimes use T and I doubt they always go through their doctor, so I'm curious how that works.

I don't want to have to do this, but I figured I should at least know the gist of it should I ever need to or if someone I know is in the same situation.

P.S thank you for being here for everyone who has questions. It means a lot 🩵

As a fellow trans guy, I feel you. Note that while the following looks like advice, it is for educational purposes only, and you are using this information at your own risk.

The following is listed from least to most illegal:

Probably your absolute best bet (especially if you pass) is to get a doctor that can prescribe T for male hypogonadism (low T). Now, this is probably not going to be an in-person doctor for two reasons. One is that they will probably do a testicular exam, which will give things away. Second, most electronic medical records link up these days, so any doctor treating you will be able to pull your medical records and find out you're trans.

One possible way around this is telehealth, which has boomed since the pandemic. Try googling "male hypogonadism telehealth" to check around for options. This will probably need to be paid out of pocket under a fake name if you want to ensure your account isn't linked. Make sure you know the symptoms of male hypogonadism, or come up with a story about how you're already diagnosed because you had mumps as a kid or something. Note that if they ask for a blood test, which they probably will, and you're not already out of T, skip your dose and take the test a few days later, so you test low. The nice thing about this is it gets you a diagnosis that can only be gotten if you're AMAB, so it lends credibility to your situation.

The next option is to stockpile some T while you still have access to it. Because T is controlled, the most T you can have in your possession is a 6-month prescription (otherwise you risk a 4th degree felony). However, if the prescription is written for 1-ml vials and your dose is 0.5ml/week and the prescription says to "discard vial after 1 dose" you can technically have up to a year (because in theory, you're throwing away 0.5ml of T each time you inject- but you could also, in theory, keep it and use it as long as you were careful to clean the top with alcohol before you puncture it). Keep in mind that even if you happen to get more T than a year's worth, it's only good for about 3 years before it starts losing potency or may become contaminated.

The (far) next option is to find someone in the bodybuilding community and start asking around. Making it clear that you know how to do injections will get you to people who have T that they don't want to self-inject but may trade you (or at least sell to you) for doing their injections. This is your best bet for finding illegal T. Note that T is a (pretty dang) controlled substance. You and everyone involved in getting T to you is at significant legal risk (that 4th degree felony again).

Unfortunately even looking in the dark recesses of reddit I was not able to find a safe "recipe" for testosterone. Most of what is suggested is to buy T powder from overseas and compound it yourself into a cream. This is very very illegal and could be very dangerous if you don't do it correctly. I'm not going to talk about it here because I don't understand it enough. Also it's really freaking illegal.

Note: If you haven't yet had a hysterectomy, I suggest you do everything in your power to keep a functioning ovary. That way if you do lose access to T, you won't lose bone density. If you have already gotten your ovaries removed, talk to a doctor about low-dose hormones to maintain bone density.

[estellan0vella]

Sunshine's Guide To Murder│Lee Minho

Chapter Six: Playing Baby Sitter SS: 11 (ignore time stamps and dates) Word Count: 2.4K Content Warnings: Drug Use, Drug Addiction, Discussion of disappearances and murder, brief mention of vomit,

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The street corner is enveloped in an eerie stillness, broken only by the distant murmur of late-night traffic and the occasional figure passing by. Minho stands there, a deep sigh escaping his lips as he adjusts the weight of Hayun in his arms.

She leans heavily against him, her senses clouded by a mixture of alcohol and drugs, rendering her unable to stand on her own. Her black mini skirt hikes up slightly, and her cropped top, barely reaching below her chest, provides little protection against the chill of the night air. Draped over her attire is an oversized Packers jacket, while her knee-high boots bear the marks of numerous stumbles on the uneven pavement.

Minho, clad in his trademark black leather jacket, with silver chains catching the light under the streetlamps, and torn black jeans, seems completely out of his element in the role of a babysitter. He steadies Hayun with one arm, while the other delves into her clutch. His fingers find a small orange pill bottle, and a wave of concern washes over him as he reads the label: Oxycodone.

"For fuck's sake," he mutters under his breath, slipping the bottle back into her bag before closing it up.

Hayun groans softly, her head lolling to the side as she tries to focus on something, anything, but her vision is swimming. Minho rolls his eyes, muttering, "I barely know you, and here I am playing babysitter for your high ass."

Just then, Chan's car pulls up to the curb, headlights cutting through the darkness. Minho sighs in relief as Chan hops out, looking between Minho and the practically unconscious Hayun with raised eyebrows. 

"Is this Hayun?" Chan asks, already moving to help.

Minho nods. "Yep. Help me get her in the backseat."

Together, they manoeuvre Hayun into the back of Chan's car, her limbs limp and uncooperative. Minho slides in next to her, cradling her head in his lap to keep her from flopping around too much. Chan hands him a plastic bag before getting back into the driver's seat.

"Just in case she throws up," Chan says, glancing at them through the rearview mirror as he starts the engine.

Minho nods, holding the bag with one hand and keeping a steadying hand on Hayun with the other. Her breathing is slow, her eyes half-open but unfocused.

"Jeongin was right in the group chat," Minho says after a moment of silence. "I found a bottle of oxy in her bag. It's prescribed to her, though."

Chan frowns, keeping his eyes on the road. "You think she's got someone to write her a fake prescription? The way Jeongin described it made it sound like she's not exactly getting them legally."

Minho sighs, looking down at Hayun's pale face. "Probably. Jeongin, Felix, and Jisung are still out because Hayun said she didn't want to see them yet. I'm going to take her back to their place and stay with her tonight. I don't know if Felix and Jisung know about her habit, but clearly Jeongin does."

Chan's knuckles tighten on the steering wheel as he navigates the quiet streets. "You sure she'll be okay? It's pretty heavy stuff she's on."

"Yeah," Minho replies, though he doesn't sound entirely sure. "I'll keep an eye on her. If anything seems off, I'll take her to the hospital."

They fall into silence again as Chan drives toward the house. When they arrive, Minho pulls out the key Jisung gave him through Hyunjin and unlocks the door while Chan carries Hayun inside. The house is quiet, eerily so, with only the soft buzz of electronics humming in the background. It feels strangely empty without the usual chaos of Felix, Jisung, and Jeongin filling the air with laughter or heated podcast debates.

The two of them head upstairs, Hayun's weight a burden Chan carries with ease. They push open the door to Hayun's room, and both of them stop for a moment, taking in their surroundings.

"Jesus Christ," Chan mutters under his breath, his eyes sweeping over the room. "She has a lot of books."

Bookshelves line the walls, stacked high with everything from thick psychology textbooks to crime novels, true crime memoirs, and random pieces of literature that look like they've been read and reread a hundred times.

"Yeah, she seems the type," Minho says, watching as Chan carefully places Hayun onto her bed, arranging the pillows so she's lying on her side in case she throws up during the night.

They both stand at the end of the bed for a moment, unsure of what to do next. Minho folds his arms, glancing down at Hayun's unconscious form. Her breathing has evened out, and she seems more or less settled, but he's still on edge.

Chan and Minho sit at the edge of Hayun's bed, both keeping a careful eye on her to make sure she stays on her side. The silence in the room feels thick, broken only by the soft sound of Hayun's slow, even breathing. Chan shifts slightly, glancing over at Minho.

"You don't have to stay, you know," Minho mutters, not taking his eyes off Hayun.

Chan leans back, shaking his head. "Two people are better than one, right? Besides..." He hesitates, then sighs. "Even though I don't know her, I'd spend the night worrying about her if I left. Not really my style to leave someone like this."

Minho lets out a small grunt of agreement, his eyes still fixed on Hayun. "Yeah... I get that."

There's a pause before Minho speaks again, voice quieter this time. "You know, you'd never be able to tell she was an oxy addict unless you caught her like I did. She hides it well."

Chan nods, glancing toward the stack of books on Hayun's bedside table. "Sometimes you can never tell with a person. I mean, look at her, Felix, and Jisung. Their whole brand is Three Sunshines—people see them as these happy, upbeat podcasters talking about murder like it's nothing. But there's always something more beneath the surface."

Minho's expression hardens slightly. "She's got demons, Chan."

"Don't we all?" Chan replies softly, leaning forward with a sigh.

Minho doesn't respond, his gaze flicking toward Hayun's desk. Something catches his eye—a stack of notebooks, their spines neatly arranged, diaries maybe. Without thinking, he stands up and walks over to them.

"What are you doing?" Chan asks, watching him carefully.

Minho fingers the spine of one of the notebooks before opening it, flipping through the pages. "When we talked to Lia about the night Yuna disappeared, she mentioned that Hayun vanished at the party. They didn't find her until the next morning, passed out."

"So?" Chan leans forward, suspicion creeping into his voice.

"So..." Minho continues, scanning the dates on the spines of the diaries. "They were at one of Song Mingi's parties. It's odd that no one could locate her that night, don't you think?"

Chan's eyes narrow. "You're going through her diary? That's a massive invasion of privacy, man."

"The night Yuna disappeared, no one could find Hayun until the next morning. I'm just making sure I'm not working with the person who killed Yuna. Or my sister."

Chan doesn't say anything for a moment, just watches Minho as he pulls out the diary from five years ago and flips to the entry around the time of Yuna's disappearance.

"Here it is," Minho mutters under his breath. His eyes scan the page quickly, and then they narrow as he reads the words aloud: "I wish I couldn't remember. I wish I had never met Shin Yuna or Song Mingi. I wish they both died."

Chan's eyes widen slightly, but he shakes his head. "She was fourteen, Minho. That sounds like teenage angst to me. Don't jump to conclusions."

"Maybe," Minho says, though his tone suggests he's not entirely convinced. He pulls out his phone and takes pictures of the pages, just in case.

Chan watches him with a frown. "Didn't Jeongin say she was scared of Mingi?"

"Yeah," Minho replies, his voice tense. "Any time he's mentioned, she shuts down. It's like a switch flips in her. She goes stiff, looks terrified. There's definitely something there."

Chan rubs the back of his neck, leaning back against the bedpost. "Me and Changbin asked around campus like we said we would. And you were right—there's something off about that guy. The women we talked to clammed up the second his name came up. They wouldn't say shit."

Minho nods grimly, placing the diary back on Hayun's desk. "Jeongin mentioned that when we go to talk to Mingi, Hayun won't come with us. She refused. Whatever happened between them, it's deep."

"That's what worries me," Chan says, his voice low. "There's gotta be a reason why the women on campus won't talk about him. That's not just a coincidence. He's dangerous. You can feel it."

Minho clenches his fists, his jaw tight. "We'll figure it out. Someone will talk. There's no way someone like Mingi operates without leaving cracks. We'll find out what the fuck he's hiding."

Chan leans forward again, glancing toward Hayun's unconscious form. "I just hope we're not too late, Minho. I mean, she's already—" He stops, nodding toward Hayun. "Look at her. She's on fucking oxy. Whatever happened five years ago, it's still eating her alive."

Minho sits back down at the foot of Hayun's bed, his gaze heavy as he watches her sleep off the effects of whatever cocktail of substances she'd taken. He lets out a frustrated sigh, running a hand through his hair. "I think I know where she's getting the drugs."

Chan's eyebrows raise as he leans forward slightly. "Yeji?"

Minho nods, a bitter edge to his voice. "Yeah, that's who Yuna used to get whatever pills she was on from. Chaeryeong told me back then. And Yeji hasn't exactly stopped, has she?"

Chan frowns, his expression darkening. "Hyunjin doesn't associate with her anymore, even though she's his cousin. He hates that she sells. Blames her for half the addicts on campus."

"He's not wrong," Minho mutters, eyes flicking back to Hayun. "She's probably the main supplier for students who are trying to deal with their shit."

Chan sighs, leaning back on his hands as he stares up at the ceiling. "Jeongin mentioned that Hayun only takes them when her anxiety gets bad. I guess if something terrible happened to her at a party, like we think, then going to an outside rave like the one you guys just came from would definitely trigger that anxiety to spike."

Minho looks at him, clearly confused. "Then why would she go in the first place? Why put herself in that situation?"

Chan shrugs, his face softening with a kind of understanding. "She's a university student. She's young, she wants to fit in. And when you find something that helps you cope, even if it's destructive, it's hard to let go of it. Her way of dealing with her anxiety is using those pills, even if it's fucked up."

Minho's jaw clenches at that, frustration boiling under the surface. "Mingi's connected to all this, Chan. I just know it. He was always glued to Yuna at parties because Lia rarely went. She only ever showed up when she took Jisung and Hayun with her. Chaeryeong told me that."

Chan leans forward, his brow furrowed in disbelief. "What the hell was Lia thinking, taking two fourteen-year-olds to those calamity parties? That's insane."

Minho shakes his head. "I don't know. I don't know any of them well enough to ask about it. I mean, I only met Hayun last month, and I've barely scraped the surface of what's going on with her."

Chan sighs again, rubbing his temples. "I've known Jisung since we were both ten, but Hayun never really hung around when Changbin and I were with him. From what Jisung told us, she's had a shitty life. Bounced around in the foster system. Her mom was in and out of her life—a heroin addict. Hayun never had it easy."

Minho's face softens for a second, understanding but not entirely surprised. "That explains... a lot."

"Yeah," Chan continues, "Jisung always looked out for her, but there's only so much he could do. She built her walls high. I'm sure there's a lot of shit she's never even told him."

Minho glances at Chan, his curiosity piqued. "What's the deal between you, Changbin, and Jisung? Changbin hates his guts, and I never got why."

Chan looks slightly uncomfortable but decides to explain anyway. "I don't have a problem with Jisung, personally. But Changbin? It's complicated. Just before we got signed with JYPE a few months ago, 2RACHA was supposed to be 3RACHA. Jisung was supposed to split his time between the podcast and recording albums with us. But out of nowhere, he quit. Dropped his music production minor and chose to focus solely on the podcast."

Minho's eyebrows furrow. "That's why Changbin's so pissed?"

Chan nods. "Yeah. Jisung helped us produce our first album—he gets royalties from it, and he's featured on a few songs. But Changbin felt betrayed because it had always been our dream to be a trio, signed to some big label. And right when that dream was about to come true, Jisung bailed. It hit Changbin harder than anyone expected."

Minho tilts his head slightly. "So, it wasn't just about the money or the music, then?"

"It was more about the betrayal. We'd been a team for so long, and for Changbin, it felt like Jisung walked out right when everything was falling into place," Chan explains. "But Jisung... well, he's always been unpredictable. And, to be fair, the podcast is massive now."

Minho stays silent for a moment, processing everything. He looks down at Hayun, who's still sleeping, and his mind races with a million questions. Between Mingi's looming presence in their investigation, Hayun's hidden past, and now the tangled relationships between his own friends and Jisung, it feels like everything is slowly unraveling.

"We're all wrapped up in something, aren't we?" Minho finally says, his voice low.

Chan lets out a dry laugh. "Yeah. Welcome to life, I guess. Everyone's got their shit to deal with."

Minho sighs. "I just hope we can figure this out before it gets worse. Whatever happened five years ago... it's not over."

Chan nods, his gaze fixed on Hayun. "No, it's not." He hesitates, then adds, "And I have a feeling when the truth comes out, it's going to wreck more than a few people."

Minho doesn't respond, but the knot in his stomach tells him Chan is probably right.

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