Can You Provide an Improved Experience for Patients by Creating a More Interactive Exam Room?

A recent study at Penn State College of Medicine examined the impact of interactive educational posters in exam rooms. The study also explored incorporating QR codes into these posters to disseminate information, offering a modern alternative to traditional pamphlets. This approach not only enhanced patient engagement but also provides valuable insights for future research and guidance for medical offices on effective patient education methods.
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