Learning from the EHR to implement AI in healthcare

The introduction of the electronic health record was heralded as a technology solution to improve care quality and efficiency, but these tools have contributed to increased administrative burden and burnout for clinicians. Today, artificial intelligence is receiving much of the same attention and promises as electronic health records. Can healthcare learn from the failures of electronic health records to maximize the potential of artificial intelligence?

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npj Digital Medicine
Published
2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41746-024-01340-0
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21
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Electronic Health Records Systems
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Learning from the EHR to implement AI in healthcare

Christian Rose, Jonathan H. Chen
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Learning from the EHR to implement AI in healthcare

Christian Rose, Jonathan H. Chen
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Abstract

The introduction of the electronic health record was heralded as a technology solution to improve care quality and efficiency, but these tools have contributed to increased administrative burden and burnout for clinicians. Today, artificial intelligence is receiving much of the same attention and promises as electronic health records. Can healthcare learn from the failures of electronic health records to maximize the potential of artificial intelligence?

npj Digital MedicineVol. 7(1)
Stanford Medicine (US), Stanford University (US)
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Electronic Health Records Systems
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