Artificial intelligence When shared between providers, health plans, patients, and other agencies (such as home health agencies, or care management providers), the need to “review, sign, and send back” piles of daily orders would go away. (AI) care plans and tools to help patients self-manage are 2 ways that doctors can reduce the overload of information on electronic health records (EHRs), according to JAMA , MD , co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of MD , featured in Hit Consultant. A recent article in Robert M. Rowley stated that managing notifications on EHRs added an hour of work to clinicians today ; time that could be better spent dealing with patients. While using AI and patient-facing apps could cut down on the workload, regulatory changes and better engagement with patients are also required.
Artificial intelligence (AI) care plans and tools to help patients self-manage are 2 ways that doctors can reduce the overload of information on electronic health records (EHRs), according to JAMA , MD , co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of MD , featured in Hit Consultant. A recent article in Robert M. Rowley stated that managing notifications on EHRs added an hour of work to clinicians today ; time that could be better spent dealing with patients. While using AI and patient-facing apps could cut down on the workload, regulatory changes and better engagement with patients are also required.