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Electronic Health Reporter
OCTOBER 17, 2019
Facing a severe shortage of primary care physicians — as many as 55,200 by 2032, according to the Association of American Medical Colleges — means we must humanize technology-driven approaches in healthcare. To improve efficiencies and ensure patients are getting the care they need, […].
Healthcare IT Today
MARCH 9, 2023
However, it cannot fully nor successfully replace a human. A human touch is very much still needed, not only to get the AI to function as it should but in order for patients to feel comfortable. helps ensure a safe transition of care for my patient and avoid readmissions. Read what they had to say down below.
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Digital Leaders HealthTech
NOVEMBER 28, 2019
Increasingly clinicians are conscious that machine or automation-based healthcare enable a host of benefits due to the many innovative projects that are underway. As wider society embraces new technologies, such as Amazon’s Alexa, there is a noticeable shift in attitude. Despite this, perception is increasingly changing.
Healthcare IT Today
JANUARY 10, 2024
Technology can significantly alleviate some of these issues throughout the rev cycle by automating repetitive tasks, enhancing efficiency, and augmenting human capabilities. This frees up staff to focus on more complex and strategic aspects of RCM.
HIStalk Interviews
FEBRUARY 7, 2019
I started out as a clinician, with the majority of my time spent in the emergency room. Do health systems underuse nurses and other clinicians in using data to make decisions? Those people are usually data-driven to begin with, just naturally.They do get underutilized, or shall I say mis-utilized. BI is a journey.
Healthcare IT Today
JANUARY 18, 2024
Now more than ever before, patients are interested in being active participants in their care, selecting the right health partner, and connecting with their providers. As we kick off 2024, we wanted to start the new year with a series of 2024 Health IT predictions.
Henry Kotula
FEBRUARY 1, 2023
In 10 years, inpatient hospitals will be more focused on emergency care, intensive/complex care following surgery or complex medical conditions, and short-stay/observation units. Many patients with chronic medical conditions will be managed at home using digital monitoring. Schuster, MD, PhD.
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