The guide discusses several AI tools that healthcare organizations now can access in popular EHR platforms without having to roll out a separate AI solution that could be redundant.
Major EHR platforms now provide a wide variety of native AI functionality — everything from generative AI tools that can draft prior-authorization letters to predictive models that can help detect clinical deterioration.
EHR platforms' AI scribing tools use ambient listening and generative AI to record and summarize provider-patient interactions, then deliver those summaries back to the EHR for the providers to review, edit and finalize.
At Stanford Health Care, providers save time by reviewing AI-generated interpretations of test results before sharing them with patients.
Stanford also uses a generative AI tool that reviews patients' medical notes to draft responses to their questions in the EHR portal.
On its EHR, BJC can access an array of clinical decision support tools that leverage predictive analytics.
EHR platforms use search and chatbot tools that help staff easily navigate the massive amounts of data within the EHR
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