However, while technology may be contributing to elevated rates of physician burnout, the healthcare industry could also use technology to relieve those stresses.

“Physicians need to have technology, that first and foremost, is enabling them to deliver better care and not just a glorified administrative tool,” says Ms. Fong. If a practice invests in technology ...

A study led by Mass General Brigham researchers reveals that ambient documentation technologies—generative artificial ...

5 Physician Recruitment Technology Must-Haves Physician shortages mean hospitals must improve their recruitment efforts as they draw from a dwindling pool of candidates.

In order to prepare future physicians for AI-driven practice, medical education must evolve. Both technology and humanism need to be included in medical school curricula.

Primary Care Physician Use of Counterpart Assistant Technology Linked to Better Health Outcomes in Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease ...

Xraised is proud to recognize Dr. Daniel Sipple, founder of Acies Medical, as an unparalleled leader in healthcare innovation and patient safety. After a comprehensive review of the medical technology ...

Technology is a known benefit and burden for physicians. So when Ludi, Inc. CEO and founder Gail Peace introduced a new software designed to help physicians log their time, she went to their offices ...

Conway Medical Center is using new robotic-assisted technology aimed at detecting lung cancer earlier and with greater accuracy.

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A new study led by Mass General Brigham found that AI-powered ambient documentation technologies significantly reduce physician burnout—by 21.2% at Mass General Brigham and with a 30.7% improvement in ...

This technology demonstrates that enhanced clinical quality and reduced cost of care delivery are not mutually exclusive, but rather, achievable through intelligent physician enablement.” ...