Becker's Healthcare April 28, 2025
Stacy Sexton, RHIA, Vice President at TruBridge

AI and machine learning are transforming healthcare at a breakneck pace—but progress isn’t all smooth sailing. As systems get smarter, the need for a smarter workforce grows too. According to a recent AHIMA survey, 75% of respondents say upskilling is essential just to keep up with the accelerated use of AI and other advanced technologies.

For leaders, the real test is balancing high-tech automation with the deep, often irreplaceable, human expertise that’s been built over decades. This is especially true in Health Information (HI) and medical record coding, where legacy teams are the backbone of operations.

AI and computer-assisted coding (CAC) tools have streamlined workflows, offering faster data processing and real-time code suggestions. These systems can flag documentation gaps and...

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), HIM (Health Inf Mgmt), Provider, Survey / Study, Technology, Trends
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