Pieces Blog

As we saw in the previous blog posts, an ideal inpatient  assessment section of a SOAP note answers (1) who the patient is; (2) why the patient was[...]

Pieces is pleased to bring our predictive analytics directly to the Epic Patient List. Pieces Predict, which is now available in the Epic App Market[...]

This month we are excited for you to get to know George Moustakelis, our Sr. Business Development Representative!  Keep reading to learn more about[...]

How can Clinical Information Officers be confident about which AI technology will truly enable clinicians to focus more on patients and less on[...]

The promise of AI in healthcare is very real and AI is accomplishing more than ever before. The advancements are no longer just automation, they are[...]

As described in part 1, the assessment statement represents a brief summary of the patient case. However, authors may elaborate on the statement[...]

As I discussed in Part I of this series, the Assessment is the 3rd section in a SOAP note, and represents a tightly worded yet comprehensive summary[...]

SOAP notes, or progress notes, are the part of a patient's medical record where healthcare professionals record a concise yet comprehensive summary[...]

When Heather Snow began working at the University of Texas Arlington (UT Arlington) almost fifteen years ago, she never foresaw that her job would[...]

March has been nationally recognized as Women's History Month since 1987. According to the US Census, only 27% of individuals in the technology field[...]