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Date Listed/Updated: 2021-01-27

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Description: Dr. Graham Hughes, President and Chief Medical Officer at Saykara, talks about how AI is helping physicians to function well and find relief from the EHR burden. There is no denying that the complex and time-intensive nature of clinical charting meets with the ire of most healthcare providers. They spend more hours entering data to electronic health records than seeing patients. Determined to fight back, many physician groups are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) for relief from the documentation burden. The business of medicine is dependent on operational efficiency When Dr. Chris LeSar founded the Vascular Institute of Chattanooga (VIC) in 2015, he was committed to delivering unsurpassed outcomes for patients with critical limb ischemia. This pioneer of minimally invasive surgical techniques for amputation prevention understood, however, that operational efficiency is essential to running a successful healthcare practice. “I knew that I wanted to fundamentally change how vascular care is delivered,” said LeSar. “Although we achieved profitability very quickly and were able to maximize efficiency in most every operational area of the practice, we realized that key performance indicators involving clinical documentation were in need of improvement. We adopted an AI voice assistant expressly designed to automate clinical charting, and the impact has been extremely positive.”