SCCM Resource Library-TWIST/Shout Platform: Facilitating Decision-Making Using Data, AI, and Automated Notes

TWIST/Shout Platform: Facilitating Decision-Making Using Data, AI, and Automated Notes

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In this talk, the speaker highlights the importance of innovation in the IT space, particularly within healthcare. They discuss the inefficiencies and cognitive burdens posed by current electronic health record (EHR) systems, where data is siloed and complicates medical decision-making. They introduce "TWIST" and "SHOUT," software tools designed to streamline data consumption, improve workflow, and enhance patient care by integrating diverse data types and facilitating better-informed decisions. Emphasizing the importance of innovating in this sector, the speaker argues that IT can improve patient care and support healthcare teams significantly, although it faces barriers like funding and institutional resistance. They also explore the potential use of large language models, like GPT, for automated documentation, acknowledging current limitations but remaining optimistic about future applications. Overall, the talk advocates for more robust IT solutions to facilitate better, more efficient, and enjoyable healthcare practices.

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Two-Hour Concurrent Session | Medical Innovations and Critical Care

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Content Type Presentation

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Year 2024

Keywords

innovation

healthcare IT

electronic health records

data integration

large language models

patient care

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