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Join me as Dr. Saroj Misra shares strategies to mitigate physician burnout through the integration of AI tools. We delve into how these technologies alleviate administrative burdens and increase time for patient care, thus addressing one of the key factors in clinician burnout. We also explore how AI can provide mental health support and stress management tools to healthcare professionals.

Join me as Dr. Saroj Misra shares strategies to mitigate physician burnout through the integration of AI tools. We delve into how these technologies alleviate administrative burdens and increase time for patient care, thus addressing one of the key factors in clinician burnout. We also explore how AI can provide mental health support and stress management tools to healthcare professionals.

🎙️ Excited to share insights from Episode 9 of "Digital Lab Coat" with Dr. Mark Bonta! In this episode, Dr. Bonta dives into the intersection of healthcare and technology, challenging common misconceptions and exploring the impact of AI in the medical field. He's joined by Dr. James East, a critical care physician with a passion for integrating tech into clinical practice. 👨⚕️ Dr. James East shares his experiences from the frontline, providing a glimpse into the hectic life of a healthcare provider balancing critical care shifts with family time. 💡 Together, they discuss the evolving role of technology in healthcare decision-making, emphasizing the importance of evidence-based practices and the use of clinical decision support tools. 🏥 From managing overwhelming patient loads to leveraging digital tools for better patient outcomes, this episode offers valuable insights for both healthcare professionals and tech enthusiasts alike. https://lnkd.in/dYNjpAKs Tune in to "Digital Lab Coat" to explore the fascinating synergy between medicine and technology, and join the conversation on the future of healthcare! #HealthTech #AIinMedicine #DigitalHealth 

I had the honor of speaking at the National Medical Association annual meeting about the future of medicine in New York this week. Sometimes it can be hard to imagine how we can make care more accessible, more equitable, and more effective for all Americans because today far too many obstacles get in the way of patient care: excessive administrative hassles, poorly functioning electronic health records, and efforts from outside medicine to dictate a patient’s course of care, even when such intrusions are at odds with their physician’s expert opinion. Despite those challenges, the American Medical Association is working every day to advance policies and programs that seek to create a more effective, more efficient, and more equitable healthcare system where physicians are better supported and where all patients can receive the timely care they need. The digital medicine revolution that is coming, powered by AI and other technological advances, can be a critical part of the solution but only if we take the right steps to guide its development, oversight, and implementation. Let’s continue to innovate and advocate for the future of medicine! 💪🏽👩⚕️👨⚕️ #Healthcare #MedicalInnovation #HealthEquity #FutureOfMedicine

Reimagining the way we deliver care Is what we must do in order to tackle the administrative and cognitive burden associated with patient care. Abridge and Kaiser Permanente have implemented this clinical documentation tool in 40 hospitals and more than 600 medical offices in eight states and Washington, D.C. to change the narrative and improve the delivery of care for all. Technological advances in healthcare delivery are integral to the success of tomorrow.

Excited to share that Dean Dalili, MD, MHCM joined DeepScribe as our Chief Medical Officer! In my conversations with Dean, one of the important lessons that I learned was that the reason healthcare fails boils down into two buckets: 1. Ignorance: Limited knowledge of laws and conditions that apply to solve any given problem  2. Ineptitude: Knowledge to solve the given problem that exists but is failed to be applied correctly The regrettable errors in our healthcare system largely stem from the 2nd bucket - where the cure exists but is not applied because the knowledge fails to make it to the care being provided to the patient. BUT, this is not the clinicians fault. In a study published in the ACCA, medical knowledge DOUBLES every 73 days. At this pace, there is no way for front line clinicians to keep up with all of this information. Studies have also shown that if a primary care clinician were to practice with the latest guidelines, they would have to practice medicine for nearly 27 hours a day! HOWEVER, what is promising is technology’s ability to solve this problem in meaningful ways. I've had the honor to meet inspiring leaders in our space like Denise Basow, that have built tools like UpToDate for clinicians to use every day to keep up with the pace of medical knowledge. In this new wave of #AmbientAI, Dean and I both connected on the shared belief that these tools can be used to not just to aid clinician burnout, but to also bring the RIGHT medical knowledge to the clinician at the RIGHT time - making the right thing to do the EASY thing to do. Follow us along this journey as we build out the next layer of #AmbientIntelligence together at DeepScribe!

🏥 Meet Dr. William Deaton, an Emergency Medicine physician who just started using Chartnote and is already seeing a huge boost in productivity with his medical documentation. 👉️ Ready to boost your efficiency too? Join the growing number of professionals transforming their workflow with AI technology. 🌟 #Chartnote #AIscribe #AIinHealthcare

Ever wonder how to maximize your qual research when studying sensitive topics? Here are principles we use, based on a Harvard Medical School rubric for physician/patient interactions, that can be applied to patient studies, or any sensitive topic. Hope it's helpful! #qualitativeresearch #patientresearch

How does ambient AI transform clinical documentation and help clinicians tackle burnout while improving patient care? Take a quick listen to DeepScribe's COO and CMO discussing this important topic. #DeepScribe #AmbientAI

How is medical thermal imaging improving point of care in the medical field? For Jaime Browning, DC, DCCJP, it's accelerating the identification and treatment of dysautonomia for her patients. As a non-invasive, accurate, and cost-effective tool, medical thermal imaging is changing the way medical practitioners are treating patients. Join the AAT today and learn from international experts how to bring this powerful tool to your practice, while reducing costs and improving your patient care. Have questions? Drop them below and we'll get them answered! ➡️ www.aathermology.com #healthcare