Chris Whelchel, founder and general director of Healthtok, a consulting health care company, had something that he calls a “great” opportunity to not only complete his doctoral practice at UC Health Yamp Valley Medical Center, but to offer his approach to a project related to the improvement of a road map for patients in ambulatory conditions.
Using several technologies, he was able to quickly complete the first phase frames to facilitate redesen the experience of the patient’s medical center.
In the podcast of this week we will discuss many IT leaders in hospitals and healthcare systems who need to know about healthcare efficiency, patient experience, work flow, AI and many others. Everything from the professional perspective of Whelchel consultants.
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Talking points:
- Like Whelchela’s clinical experience, he shaped his approach to improving healthcare efficiency.
- An example of how Whelchel successfully used the technology to improve both the patient’s experience and the flow of practitioners’ work.
- Some common challenges healthcare organizations in the field of taking recent technologies and how to overcome these barriers.
- How emerging technologies, such as AI, can be transformed by the healthcare industry as the labor deficiency increases and administrative loads.
- For healthcare leaders, they range before integrating some technological tools, advice that will facilitate them start and see the value in this process.
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