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Cynthia R Ventrella1, Tarek Taifour1, Laura Rendon1
1Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, McGill University, Quebec, Canada.
Abstract:
Organizational backends and logistics are often complex and many institutions set-up their workflows based on manual and tedious processes that negatively shape their interactions with stakeholders. Incorporating new technologies can be intimidating. However, a plethora of financially and technically accessible resources that do not require any coding knowledge, can be utilized by institutions to enhance their organizational workflow and stakeholder experience. Guided by our own learning experiences in optimal logistical set-up and user design, we wish to highlight five effective and easily implementable tricks to aid higher institutions and student groups in healthcare to accomplish their administrative duties.
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