Artificial Intelligence
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In his 50 years of attending HIMSS events, Dan Soule, VP of technology operations at Health Catalyst, has seen an evolution in the EHR, clinical advances, AI innovation and attention to health equity.
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Clinical documentation improvement, or CDI, eases burden for fewer clicks, greater efficiencies, more time with patients at bedside and family at home, says Tami McMasters Gomez, director of Coding and Clinical Documentation Integrity Services at UC Davis Medical Center.
Prompting action requires more than sending reminders to patients about wellness and other healthcare visits, CEO says.
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Telehealth providers have until August 12 to come into OCR compliance, with the end of PHE provisions, says HHS Office for Civil Rights Director Melanie Rainer.
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AI built into the EHR can be used for clinical decision support to give a better understanding to patient treatment, says R. Ryan Sadeghian, CMIO of Hunterdon Healthcare System.
Dr. Jesse M. Ehrenfeld is sworn in as the first openly gay person to serve as AMA president.
Physician-trained AI can recover millions in lost revenue by reducing denials, says Dr. Michael Gao, CEO and cofounder of SmarterDx.
The AI approach could improve the efficacy and accuracy of ECG assessment. The model enables interpretation of cardiac readings as language.
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The Medicare Advantage Risk Adjustment Validation final rule has ramped up compliance pressure against overcoding, says Dr. Calum Yacoubian, director of healthcare strategy at IQVIA.
The Gen App Builder will be used in clinical workflows to unite information and improve patient outcomes.