ICD10monitor June 20, 2022
Laura Collier

It’s important to be realistic about what AI can and can’t do currently.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a buzzword in payment integrity for years. Companies are increasingly using AI and data mining to identify healthcare savings. This technology can be helpful in the right scenarios.

Data versus Nuance

AI, which includes technologies like machine learning, works well in certain settings involving relatively straightforward claims data. It is good at analyzing data, recognizing patterns and outliers, compiling statistics, and making calculations in scenarios where the appropriate code assignment is obvious and there are no gray areas. But not every scenario is strictly data-driven. Some situations need to be evaluated and interpreted, and that means they require human experience and intelligence.

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), HIM (Health Inf Mgmt), Technology
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