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Electronic Health Reporter
APRIL 30, 2020
Because of the digital transformation of most medical institutions, nursing careers have become increasingly tech-based, and this has brought about both positive and negative changes to the nursing experience and the possible future of nursing. […]. . […]. Illegal copying is prohibited.
HIT Consultant
NOVEMBER 5, 2023
Danielle Bowie, Chief Nursing Officer, Trusted Health Artificial intelligence is transforming the way the healthcare industry operates, from clinical decision-making to front-office tasks to financial workflows. The pandemic exacerbated existing issues such as short staffing and created new ones like skyrocketing contingent labor costs.
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HIT Consultant
MAY 6, 2024
But in order to understand how best to deploy AI tools, we first need to discuss the barriers to care. Today, healthcare data makes up 30% of the world’s data volume, which is impossible for physicians, nurses, clinical assistants and other industry professionals to handle with paper or spreadsheet-based processes.
HIT Consultant
MAY 13, 2024
An increasingly complicated payer-provider landscape and rising staff shortages are magnifying the disconnects between clinical and administrative metrics, technologies, and processes. The Changing Landscape for Revenue Integrity How has revenue integrity changed over the years?
Healthcare IT Today
MAY 10, 2024
An increasingly complicated payer-provider landscape and rising staff shortages are magnifying the disconnects between clinical and administrative metrics, technologies, and processes. The Changing Landscape for Revenue Integrity How has revenue integrity changed over the years?
HIT Consultant
DECEMBER 22, 2023
In a letter sent in March to the House Energy and Commerce Committee, the American Hospital Association called the workforce shortage hospitals were experiencing a “national emergency,” projecting the overall shortage of nurses to reach 1.1 And it’s not just nurses: Professionals from medical lab workers to paramedics are in short supply.
HIT Consultant
OCTOBER 3, 2022
Ebbs and flows in the need for nurses and the number of students entering nursing programs are common, but the COVID-19 pandemic caused a more severe nursing shortage than has been previously experienced. At the height of the pandemic, nursing schools suspended in-person classes and were essentially closed.
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