Evidently

In five years, the practice of medicine is going to be so different. I don't even know how to advise folks going into medicine today because I think it's going to be such a different future reality. I personally can't wait for some of these efficiency and knowledge-advancing tools to be more widely available. #AMIA #AI #healthcare #digitalhealth #amia2024 PS come say hi at booth 208 if you're around!

Is it ethical to not read a patient chart? This question was posed during a panel at Becker's Healthcare IT and RCM conference last week by Dr. Ken Nepple and I've been thinking about it ever since. The expectation is that providers read the medical chart before every visit. The reality is that most charts are hundreds (if not thousands) of pages while the average doctor's appointment is 10-15 minutes at best. Unless your physician is capable of reading hundreds of pages per minute, this math doesn't work out. This is an opportunity for technology to solve a true problem in healthcare. #ai #digitalhealth #healthcareai #ethicalai

I chatted with two phenomenal family docs (Lalita Abhyankar, MD and Kelly Nieves) last week on their podcast One Click at a Time and had a blast. Topics covered: Kelly's "all-ages" choir, #interoperability, #aging, #ai, forks in the career path, and how to get lasers on your video calls. So honored to be the second guest! (Shout-out to #1 Matthew Sakumoto!) https://lnkd.in/gVdZ3RxT

According to the survey, clinicians are least satisfied with external integration – only 44% of respondents agree their EHR provides expected integration with outside organizations. #EHR #HealthcareIT #Integration #Interoperability

According to the survey, clinicians are least satisfied with external integration – only 44% of respondents agree their EHR provides expected integration with outside organizations. #EHR #HealthcareIT #Integration #Interoperability

This is what success looks like in helping to improve the provider experience. I'm framing this and putting it on my wall. Thank you to Jason Misurac (also framing this), Douglas Van Daele, Brad Haws and the HCIS team from University of Iowa Health Care and the teams at Evidently and Nabla for developing exceptional technology. #Evidently #Nabla #UIHealthCare #ChangingMedicineChangingLives #AI #Ambient