AI medical scribe

• 6 June, 2024
• blog

How Sunoh.ai medical scribe can advance care Ask someone to list major medical advances, and they are likely to list such things as the eradication of polio, the development of new drugs, the mapping of the human genome, or breakthroughs that are helping improve cancer survival rates. It’s easy to forget about dental care. But good oral health, so often overlooked, remains a vital part of leading a full and healthy life. The list of advances in dentistry is impressive, from the use of drugs to numb pain to more precise and less invasive ways to detect and treat dental decay. Digital radiography has reduced patients’ exposure to X-rays. Silver amalgams have largely been replaced with safer, natural-looking materials. But there’s another way that today’s dental providers can improve their practices and better serve patients—by adopting an AI medical scribe known as Sunoh.ai. eClinicalWorks recently announced that it is integrating Sunoh.ai into dental clinics across the country.

• 16 May, 2024
• blog

At some point in the journey of any medical practice, providers and staff encounter the challenge of managing success. With new patients, they need new ways to improve efficiency, speed up workflows, and capture revenue. But how practices think about their healthcare IT can spell the difference between being overwhelmed and successfully managing growth. A traditional approach might work One approach is to simply add new tools for everything from telehealth and Population Health to improved interoperability and billing. That may work, but busy practices often lack the time needed for training. The challenges can be so many — and seem so overwhelming — that practices find themselves underutilizing many of the solutions they are paying for.

• 11 April, 2024
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Regional Medical Associates Streamlines Clinical Documentation with Sunoh.ai, Saves Up To 90% Time. Technology that saves time and improves efficiency is a game-changer. For most medical professionals, clinical documentation, while crucial, has always been a time suck. Accuracy is paramount. That means spending time manually documenting patient information rather than focusing on patient care. Regional Medical Associates (RMA) discovered a solution to this challenge with Sunoh.ai, a cutting-edge AI medical scribe.

• 14 March, 2024
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The role of an AI medical scribe is becoming more and more significant in the clinical setting. AI medical scribes within EHR systems reduce the time providers spend on documentation and charting activities outside clinic hours, leading to better work-life balance. Last year, eClinicalWorks® introduced a series of AI functionalities to reshape the future of EHRs and announced its integration with AI medical scribe Sunoh.ai. This blog explores the real-world impact of AI-enhanced record keeping—from reducing time spent on administrative tasks that often lead to physician burnout to providing frontline workers with actionable insights for patient care.

• 15 February, 2024
• blog

The global pandemic put a spotlight on the importance of telemedicine in healthcare. It has brought healthcare services to the comfort and safety of people's homes while offering quality care. Proper documentation is the backbone of effective healthcare delivery. It ensures continuity and quality of care, allowing healthcare professionals to track a patient's health journey. As telemedicine grows, the sheer volume of patient interactions can make maintaining that documentation an uphill battle. Given the digital nature of telemedicine, maintaining documentation can become overwhelming for healthcare providers who already have their hands full.

• 8 February, 2024
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eClinicalWorks integrates AI-powered ambient listening technology, Sunoh.ai, with eClinicalMobile and eClinicalTouch apps AI medical scribes are revolutionizing how medical professionals manage documentation. They improve the efficiency of medical records by seamlessly integrating with existing workflows and reducing administrative burdens. As healthcare continues to evolve, the adoption of AI dictation is set to rise, paving the way for a new era of precision in medical documentation.