Documenting clinical records is a tedious task, and more often than not, has to be handled by doctors or midlevels (NPs/PAs). This is a well documented problem. A 2024 report shows about 49% of physicians said they were burned out. The same study reveals the number one cause for
All across the world, healthcare is experiencing a massive transformation. There is a surge in the volumes of recorded patient data, technological advancements in the medical field, and a continuous drive to improve patient care. Global healthcare is growing steadily and is estimated to create almost 40 million new jobs
Artificial intelligence (AI), a branch of computer science, enables computers to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence such as learning, reasoning, and problem-solving. One of the most impactful applications of AI is in the field of medicine. Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSSs) are modern computerized tools that provide healthcare
Burnout is one of the most overlooked crises in healthcare today, despite being recognized by the World Health Organization as an “Occupational Phenomenon.” Physicians, in particular, are feeling the strain, as administrative overload, staffing shortages, and emotional fatigue take their toll. The situation raises real concerns about the sustainability of
Imagine being part of a world where you have a virtual assistant at your disposal - one equipped with up to date medical knowledge to guide you when assessing patients. Sounds far-fetched? Well, it is not! This is precisely what is now known as Clinical Decision Support or CDS. It
The US healthcare system has experienced massive changes in the past few years. With the increasing influx of patients, doctors are overburdened, not with patient care, but with the additional administrative tasks they need to do. Documentation tasks take up valuable time of medical professionals, resulting in burnout and reducing
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the healthcare industry as a whole, and in emergency medicine, in particular, its influence is immense. Emergency departments (EDs) tend to be high-stress & very fast-paced environments. AI technologies integrated into these environments are real game-changers, allowing for quicker, more precise diagnoses and more streamlined