Ambient clinical intelligence takes a solutionary approach to addressing documentation burdens and relieving associated burnout helping in the transformation of healthcare

An ever-increasing medical documentation load combined with new work-from-home standards is revolutionizing the medical scribe industry. Where can you fit in?

When it comes to medical transcription software that is compatible with Mac computers, there's a handful of options. Yet, despite their usability, they don't truly automate medical documentation for clinicians as promised. There's currently only one all-encompassing solution that works on Macs.

Medical dictation devices have proved valuable to care providers since the HITECH Act drastically changed medical documentation, but to understand their value and necessity we must understand how medical dictation devices work and differ from one another.‍ What we do know, however, is that dictation devices are a solutionary approach to the complex issue of medical documentation — a problem that desperately needs a device that is totally transformative.

The future of ambient intelligence in healthcare can be boiled down to this: advanced environmental devices that permeate the physical world and provide state of the art care

The main difference between artificial intelligence and machine learning is that AI is a complete system that relies on many complex subsystems. Among those subsystems is machine learning, a tool that uses data and algorithms to improve over time, much like humans. The success of an individual AI system is dependent on the efficacy of its subsystems.