The healthcare industry continues to face immense challenges spanning staffing shortages to increased cognitive burden on physicians. Across the continuum of care, the need to increase operational efficiencies is crucial to addressing the top challenges facing physicians and healthcare organizations.
During this session, you will hear an expert discussion around improving efficiencies in healthcare and how AI-powered technology can help you to do just that.
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The healthcare industry continues to face immense challenges spanning staffing shortages to increased cognitive burden on physicians. Across the continuum of care, the need to increase operational efficiencies is crucial to addressing the top challenges facing physicians and healthcare organizations.
What can you do to drive better efficiency within your organization? One solution: leverage the latest advancements in artificial intelligence and technology. AI-powered technology is here to help you throughout the day, helping physicians optimize their documentation workflows, leading to more accurate documentation, improved efficiency, reduced physician burnout, and a better physician-patient experience across care settings.
During this session, you will hear an expert discussion around improving efficiencies in healthcare and how AI-powered technology can help you to do just that.
Speakers:
Bret Shillingstad, MD FACS Executive Director & CMIO Nuance
Dr. Lucian Newman, III General Surgeon and CMIO Nuance
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