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Most patient-physician encounters lead to a medical diagnosis, which carries significant implications for the patient and guides subsequent treatment. Reaching an accurate diagnosis is a complex process that demands considerable clinical expertise. Artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed the landscape of both clinical diagnostics and

The practice of creating and maintaining medical records has undergone a significant transformation over the years. Initially, clinical documentation consisted of handwritten notes by physicians. As healthcare delivery became more complex, this gave way to analog recordings of physician dictation captured on tapes using

Caring for children goes beyond treating illnesses-it means supporting their overall physical, mental, and emotional development. A big part of this is proper pediatric documentation, which involves accurately recording a child’s medical history, physical exams, treatments, and conversations with families.

Physicians and care teams

In the demanding field of healthcare, relentless hours of work and administrative overload are among the leading causes of healthcare provider burnout. Despite technological advances, many practices struggle with inefficient processes, inaccurate billing, and revenue leakage. A major administrative burden that contributes to these

The adoption of Electronic Health Record (EHR) has significantly increased in recent years, with most hospitals and office-based physicians now utilizing them. In 2021, 88.2% of U.S. office-based physicians had adopted EHRs, and 77.8% were using certified systems, according to the CDC. However, while