Electronic Health Records (EHR, EMR)
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December 02, 2022
The growth of Sharp Healthcare, the largest health system in San Diego County, has generated millions of additional patient records and back-office documents. Like other health systems, staff working within EHR, ERP and other core systems did not have the ability to easily access, integrate and process medical records and other supply chain...
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December 01, 2022
Having real-time insights into every experience that matters allows healthcare organizations to understand the patient journey from end-to-end, connect feedback from multiple data channels, make data-driven business decisions that improve their bottom line and drive action at every level to deliver on patient and employee expectations.
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November 21, 2022
Healthcare organizations are facing extraordinary change that’s impacting the industry at every turn, including changing consumer expectations, shifting payment models and growing volumes of IoMT data requiring analytics and management. Migrating EHR systems to the cloud can enhance an organization’s agility, as well as strengthen...
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November 10, 2022
Healthcare organizations must be able to pivot quickly and respond to today’s ever-changing environment. An increasing number of organizations are moving their electronic medical records (EMRs) to the cloud as part of their digital transformations. Why? The cloud offers a means to update aging infrastructure and also adopt modern EMR...
EHR deployment in the cloud can help HCOs shift their resources from managing IT infrastructure to improving care coordination, revenue cycle management and patient outcomes.
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July 15, 2022
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Provider burnout has become a $4.6 billion a year problem, resulting in patient and provider churn and a growing physician shortage due to those leaving the profession. Reducing the time that physicians spend documenting patient visits can help decrease fatigue and burnout, as well as allow physicians more time to spend with patients.
Today’s physicians face some unique challenges. Patients are increasingly seeing reduced engagement from physicians who are often rushed and distracted during visits because of the documentation burden, leading to 71% of surveyed patients feeling “frustrated” with their healthcare experience. And with the added frustrations of...
Using their mobile device, physicians unobtrusively record their visits, streaming their speech to the Nuance AI platform, where it gets translated into a clinical node and goes through a quality review process to ensure accuracy before being entered into the EHR. The physician then simply has to review and sign off on the notes, saving time and...
Scribe programs started with the idea of reducing the data-entry burden on physicians, but high turnover and lack of industry standards and certification for scribes can lead to inconsistent documentation quality and an additional training burden on the physician.
