HIT Consultant January 30, 2023
Jason Warrelmann, VP, Global Services & Process Industries at UiPath

Today’s healthcare facilities are facing critical staffing problems. Over 19% of U.S. hospitals are experiencing staffing shortages, according to government data posted earlier this year. Caused primarily by the COVID-19 pandemic, nurses and doctors have left hospitals and healthcare clinics because of the dangerous, high-stress conditions. More recently, the U.S. saw rulings and changes that could affect an individual’s access to healthcare – driving more questions and concerns from patients about how they might be impacted.

With healthcare administrations already overwhelmed, organizations need to leverage intelligent technologies to support patient care while also allowing skilled professionals to dedicate more of their time and energy to cases that demand the full use of their expertise.

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Health System / Hospital, Provider, Technology
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