Digitizing the Patient Consent Experience with E-Signature

Paper-based patient intake and general consent forms require printing and scanning, leading to high administrative expenses. Likewise, paper-based informed consent forms often pose organizational risk because they are easily lost, unauditable and difficult to find once stored. This stat from a 2020 DocuSign survey highlights the stark realities that healthcare professionals are contending with in a sector heavily reliant on compliance:

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10 Documents Business Leaders Should Always Keep Physical Copies on Hand

Digital receipts, online bank statements and cloud-based document storage are the norm in today’s business world. Some business owners may wonder whether they truly need physical copies of any documents at all these days. However, some important documents should always exist in both physical and digital form.

14% of Businesses Still Use Typewriters – That’s Right, Typewriters!

The inaugural State of Digital Document Transformation survey from Conga, reveals 14% of its respondents still use typewriters. As unbelievable as that sounds in today’s digital ecosystem, some other archaic processes also still live on. This includes filing cabinets (38%), ink signatures (36%), and fax machines (30%).

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