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This page is an index of evolving notes on what healthcare-specific use cases exist for Generative AI. At times I try to connect them with the companies I see out there, with the full realization that I'm only interpreting what these companies ''claim'' to be doing based on their www footprint. | This page is an index of evolving notes on what healthcare-specific use cases exist for Generative AI. At times I try to connect them with the companies I see out there, with the full realization that I'm only interpreting what these companies ''claim'' to be doing based on their www footprint. | ||
===Provider Org Operations=== | ===Provider Org Operations=== | ||
Revision as of 17:26, 24 October 2024
This page is an index of evolving notes on what healthcare-specific use cases exist for Generative AI. At times I try to connect them with the companies I see out there, with the full realization that I'm only interpreting what these companies claim to be doing based on their www footprint.
Provider Org Operations
There are a lot of workflows in a healthcare organization that depend on manual back and forth of papers, faxes, phone calls. Multi-modal agents focused on logistical use cases can definitely reduce the workforce needed and even make overall efficiency gains. Yes, they need to be integrated with the incumbent EHRs in large organizations. But for smaller, independent deployments I can see these offerings can actually be a wedge that ends up creating a master system that EHRs are subservient to.
- Scheduling
- Patient reminders
- Billing
- Benefit Verification
Care Pathway Support
Companies offering Agents with the ability to have conversations, actions that are adjacent to care delivery. No company is claiming anything that can be construed to replace a clinician, of course. But these offerings seem to be aware of care pathway context - which makes them different from the operationally-tuned agents.