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Mitigating healthcare workforce challenges with technology
Microsoft's chief nursing information officer, Kathleen McGrow, has outlined a number of ways technology may lessen the workload for medical professionals. The following are some of the main ideas she covered: Clinical Decision Support: At the moment of care, technology can give physicians access to evidence-based recommendations, industry best practices, and current patient information. Clinical decision support systems can help with patient diagnosis and treatment, cut down on mistakes, and enhance patient outcomes. The most recent medical advice and research can be kept up to date by physicians with the use of these platforms. Workflow optimization: Technology solutions can automate repetitive tasks and streamline workflows, freeing up physicians to concentrate more on providing direct patient care. For instance, electronic health record (EHR) systems can streamline order input, documentation, and prescription administration, decreasing administrative burden and enhancing.
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