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Ambient AI implementation must address clinician needs, IT concerns
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Ambient AI implementation must address clinician needs, IT concerns

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Wendy Charles of the University of Denver and Renee Pratt of the University of North Georgia discuss how providers can balance the speed ambient AI brings to clinical documentation with its accuracy and integration hurdles.

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Get end users' buy-in for successful digital tool implementation

Jesus Diaz, director of nursing informatics and training at Memorial Healthcare System, recommends that IT teams introduce new tools to clinical leaders and explain their benefits rather than rolling them out from the top down.

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Jesus Diaz, director of nursing informatics and training at Memorial Healthcare System, recommends that IT teams introduce new tools to clinical leaders and explain their benefits rather than rolling them out from the top down.
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