NextGen Healthcare, a prominent seller of e -health records and practice management systems, will present an educational session entitled “Re -Imagine EHR in the world of Ai Agentification” on Wednesday 5 March at 1:30 pm at Himss25 in the AI’s suite.
When artificial intelligence factors become more integrated, electronic health records and practice management systems become dynamic and smart platforms that help doctors actively, automate administrative tasks and promote decisions.
Where do the platforms driven by artificial intelligence go after that and what does this mean for the future of health care delivery? And with technology from automation based on bases to adaptive intelligence, what are the challenges that must be faced to ensure the enhancement of artificial intelligence, rather than disrupting the clinical workflow? These are questions from NextGen Healthcare to answer in the session.
Srinivas Velamoor, President and Operations Manager, Dyan Kai, chief product employee will speak.
Health agent
“Our goal is to inspire service providers and healthcare officials to start thinking beyond the traditional restrictions of the healthcare program,” said Vilamer. “We believe that” assigning “health information technology programs that integrate artificial intelligence and automation allow the re-imagination of practice, workflow and the experience of the patient’s presenter-from prior preparation to the actual meeting to RCM and continuous care management.
He added: “When it is merged thoughtful into basic workflow systems such as EHR and PM, artificial intelligence creates a faster and easier improved equipment experience and removes experimental friction.”
Kai said there are many advantages of the agent of artificial intelligence for hospitals, health systems and ambulance practices.
“In this session, we explain the dismantling of EHR,” she explained. “At its best, EHR is more than one data collection and registry system-it can be a clinical biography that has been redefined mainly, which is more directed towards doctors.
“By allowing the health technology industry to rethink the old methods pre -defined to do things, AI Accition allows re -calibration of work in an actual time to work, and to redistribute work burdens through human and digital entities, thus providing greater flexibility in the doctor, speed and automation so that the suppliers can focus on patients in front of them.”
Intuitive, adaptive and supportive
This industry is already witnessing Amnesty International to improve individual tasks – documents, orders, coding and the patient’s participation – instead of just placing the complexity at the top of the current systems. She said the result is a more easy, adapted and supportive technology for doctors who produce a greater investment return.
“Of course, the studied integration is still key; we always want to realize that artificial intelligence is another way to achieve an end, not the end result.”
Villaamor said there will be many fast food that he hopes to realize the attendees at the session and take them home and apply for their health care organizations. It offers one.
“We want those present to understand that it is not excessively to say that artificial intelligence can help us in treating performance and experimental restrictions on traditional information technology solutions solutions.” “Integrated integrated intelligence has the ability to improve health care delivery as long as we lead to the results we want to enable and work closely with patients and service providers to manage this change.”
We hope that every present will feel the courage to consider what the re -imagined approach can seem to the main areas of delivery of health care in their practice in medicine.
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