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June 12, 2025 at 5:15 PM
So much fun connecting and recording this conversation with you! And no surprise, you're full of deep insights...
What I was suggesting is using AI to increase quality scores, not necessarily productivity. Increased scores today converts into increased revenue. This is not a solution to your conundrum, only a possible next step.
May 28, 2025 at 8:40 PM
What I was suggesting is using AI to increase quality scores, not necessarily productivity. Increased scores today converts into increased revenue. This is not a solution to your conundrum, only a possible next step.
In other words, not only reduce errors and increase quality, but also enable this tech to create meaningful revenue impact for providers. Accomplishing this might actually relieve some of the pressure to see more patients.
May 28, 2025 at 7:18 PM
In other words, not only reduce errors and increase quality, but also enable this tech to create meaningful revenue impact for providers. Accomplishing this might actually relieve some of the pressure to see more patients.
It's really a good question, and I think a real conundrum. But one possible next step I'd like to see is the use of this technology to detect/alert possible errors or oversights. And then from there, the step beyond is to feed data into quality assessment that affect reimbursement rates./1
May 28, 2025 at 7:16 PM
It's really a good question, and I think a real conundrum. But one possible next step I'd like to see is the use of this technology to detect/alert possible errors or oversights. And then from there, the step beyond is to feed data into quality assessment that affect reimbursement rates./1