Clinicians have been experiencing burnout since the start of the pandemic, made worse by persistent staff shortages. While staff augmentation and managed services are able to fill some of the gaps, especially in the health IT space, many healthcare organizations are looking for direct ways to improve their clinicians’ workflows and make them more efficient without adding to burnout. Clinical automation can help.
Clinical automation encompasses several technology solutions and strategies that do work on behalf of clinicians, such as virtual monitoring, artificial intelligence and computer…
Clinical automation encompasses several technology solutions and strategies that do work on behalf of clinicians, such as virtual monitoring, artificial intelligence and computer…
