WHAT SPECIFIC PROBLEMS ARE WE ADDRESSING FIRST?
TIME ON DIRECT CARE
25%
Emergency department physicians spend too little (25%) of their working time on direct patient care. [more]
TIME SPENT CHARTING
43%
ED physicians spend too much (43%) of their working time on data entry, much of it on a slow workstation. [more]
RESULTS LATENCY
75%
Too many patient test results receive belated ER physician attention and are not followed-up (75%). [more]
CLINICIAN BURNOUT
48%
Too many ED physicians report feeling burned out, largely from repetitive and frustrating bureaucratic tasks. [more]
QiiQ PROVIDES A CLINICIAN-CENTERED SOLUTION FOR A BETTER ER.
A clinician’s virtual assistant – a natural-language AI to be used in the ER by docs and nurses to help them profoundly improve their use of time and energy.
VIRTUAL ASSISTANT FEATURES
A GAME-CHANGER FOR CLINICIANS
Finally – an EHR interface that you’ll love.
Now you can make the EHR work for you, and you can SKIP the training!
High-resolution workflow analytics.
Speedy and easy team communication.
No paper needed!
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Workflow optimization tools that also help the administrator!
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@mloxton Contemplating this question Matthew, it would seem that a digital (AI) scribe could help reduce the workflow friction resulting from having a human scribe. It would be interesting to know what others think...
