HealthLeaders Media February 21, 2024
Missy Scalise MD

An Ascension executive says the technology won’t be valuable if it isn’t interoperable

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– AI technology can help health systems and hospitals reduce physician stress and improve clinical and administrative outcomes

– Not all EHRs are able to seamlessly integrate third-party apps, making it difficult for the technology to be effective

– Healthcare leaders need to pressure EHR providers to improve interoperability to ensure that AI can be used to its best potential

Editor’s Note: Missy Scalise, MD, is an internal medicine physician, associate program director of the IM residency program, and chair of the Clinician Well-Being Committee at Ascension-St. Thomas in Nashville.

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), EMR / EHR, Health IT, HIE (Interoperability), Provider, Technology
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