Desarrollo de la inteligencia clínica ambiental para mejorar la atención: un artículo de investigación que evalúa el

Staci J Wendt1, Catherine T Dinh1, Michael Sutcliffe1

  • 1Health Research Accelerator, Providence Research Network, Portland OR, USA.

Future healthcare journal
|September 2, 2025
PubMed
Resumen

El software de inteligencia clínica ambiental (ACI) redujo significativamente el tiempo de documentación del médico y el agotamiento. Esta tecnología ofrece una solución potencial a la crisis del agotamiento médico al aliviar la carga de la documentación.

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