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In addition, centralized command centers help doctors and RNs manage capacity, equipment and supplies. These capabilities use data and automation to make quicker, more accurate decisions that drive efficiencies. ” 2 AI also uses pattern recognition to identify at-risk patients or show trends related to declining health.
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As EY’s framework illustrates here in the Venn diagram, these many health and wellbeing touch-points leverage various technologies and services: maturing EHRs and acute care, as well as emerging tech like AI, blockchain, and biometrics. ” toward the close of the meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
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