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The clinical burden of documentation

KevinMD

The purpose of clinical documentation is to efficiently communicate critical data to peers in a readable fashion while meeting compliance and billing requirements. This documentation should not represent a data dump. Physicians continually increase our dependence on technology as the digital age deluges us with data.

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Q&A: How ambient documentation is altering the provider workload

Mobi Health News

Ian Shakil, founder, director and chief strategy officer at Augmedix, discusses the company's role in the evolution of medical documentation.

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Rush expands AI-driven documentation with Suki partnership

Mobi Health News

Rush University System for Health is expanding its partnership with Suki, maker of an AI-backed healthcare voice tool, to deploy its AI clinical documentation assistant system-wide after a successful trial.

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Concord Technologies Launches Accelerated Document-Processing Platform

Digital Health Global

Every patient encounter or care transition creates a series of documents which staff members manually review and route to the correct department for the next steps in processing. Eventually, these documents must make it into a system of record, often an EHR. Automate the delivery of documents into EHRs or other systems of record.

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Vyne Medical Acquires Extract Systems to Bring the Most Comprehensive Document and Clinical Automation Solution to Healthcare

Healthcare IT Today

Vyne Medical’s robust automation solutions paired with Extract Systems’ progressive AI capabilities bring the most comprehensive document automation as well as clinical workflow solutions to the market, helping healthcare organizations not only realize better financial performance but also accelerate care and provide better outcomes for patients.

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Just because EMRs can document everything doesn’t mean they should

KevinMD

It's always kind of a surprise when you read a patient's chart, and you see an examination of a body part they just don't have. Just the other day, I was reading a consult note on a patient of mine who had been seen by a subspecialist for evaluation of a serious issue, and I […]. Find jobs at Careers by KevinMD.com.

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'Much bigger than just a global pandemic': How hospitals can plan crisis EHR documentation

Mobi Health News

In a preview of their HIMSS22 panel, Serena Bumpus of Ascension and Stephanie Hoelscher of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center explain their Texas pilot study on crisis documentation during COVID-19 surges and how it could lessen the burden on nurses.