Excellence in Pediatrics is the topic of an upcoming "Information Matrix" episode hosted by Laurence Fishburne
(PRWEB) August 17, 2018 -- The upcoming educational program on “Information Matrix” will discuss excellence in pediatrics. Laurence Fishburne, a successful actor and philanthropist, is set to host the piece. The segment will give viewers an opportunity to learn how advancements in technology have affected pediatricians and the families they serve by empowering users to communicate faster, effectively, and manage information. Indeed, the excellence in pediatrics being witnessed across the globe has allowed practitioners to retrieve patient-specific information within sophisticated integrated systems and allow “just-in-time” medical information at the point of care.
Various related technologies have allowed asynchronous real-time communication with colleagues, patients, and medical organizations through mobile devices. The same excellence in pediatrics has made it possible for patients to access healthcare information independently from online platforms, support groups, and second opinion sources that were previously not available to them. This has created an environment of value-conscious patients. It has also helped improve the physician-patient relationships.
"Information Matrix" will highlight how these technological advances have boosted the excellence in pediatrics that is witnessed in the medical industry. The episode will show how important the excellence in pediatrics affects the present and the future of the practice and patients. It is important for the general pediatrician to be aware of the potential and even pitfalls of these technological advancements with regard to general pediatrics.
The “Information Matrix” program is an award-winning production that is focused on helping shape the future by educating the general public.
Creative Development, "Information Matrix", hosted by Laurence Fishburne, http://www.informationmatrixtv.com, +1 (561) 549-9121 Ext: 215, [email protected]
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