US Pharma MarketingA phased rollout of AI-powered chart summarization is reducing administrative burdens while testing how healthcare organizations can responsibly scale artificial intelligence. Racquel Moore, vice president of EMR platform and product strategy at Optum Health For years, one of the biggest frustrations for physicians has not been diagnosing illness or treating patients. It has been the endless clicking, searching and scrolling through sprawling electronic health records long after clinic hours are over. At Optum Health, leaders say artificial intelligence may finally be helping relieve some of that burden. The health system recently piloted an AI-driven chart summarization capability designed to help…
For years, one of the biggest frustrations for physicians has not been diagnosing illness or treating patients. It has been the endless clicking, searching and scrolling through sprawling electronic health records long after clinic hours are over.
At Optum Health, leaders say artificial intelligence may finally be helping relieve some of that burden.
Source: Healthcare IT News