DOVAXIS’s very own Christopher Blomquist contributed an excellent article for Eldercare Review. Christopher is VP of Clinical AI Strategy at DOVAXIS & the Regional Director for Skilled Nursing Services at Advanced Health Institute.

“AI systems have the potential to serve as personal assistants to streamline the process of gathering and organizing essential health information. This technology could empower individuals to make informed decisions quickly by providing instant access to all relevant data they need to provide safe and effective care.”

Artificial intelligence is advancing at unprecedented speed and ushering in new ways of interacting with systems and information. One exciting breakthrough is with real-time conversations using lifelike voices that create interactions that feel as though you are talking with a human. These systems can see, respond, and interact with you and systems in real-time, ushering in new ways to accomplish objectives and be productive.

In healthcare, nurses often find themselves overwhelmed by the dual responsibilities of providing patient care and completing extensive documentation. The burden of documentation, while crucial for patient safety and continuity of care, can detract from the time nurses can spend with their patients in both hospitals and long-term care settings. Enter AI-assisted tools, which are revolutionizing the way nursing documentation is handled, offering a streamlined, efficient, and accurate alternative to traditional methods.

Delegating routine tasks to trained unlicensed staff allows nurses to focus on providing better oversight and more time for assessments and patient-centered care. This change would significantly improve operational efficiency, boost staff morale, and could enhance the sustainability of the industry.

The recent White House mandate requiring nursing homes to provide at least 3.48 hours of daily direct care per patient has sent shockwaves through our industry. While the intention behind the rule is noble – ensuring that nursing home residents receive the care they deserve – the reality is that many of us are already struggling to meet current staffing requirements due to a nationwide shortage of nurses.

Artificial Intelligence (AI), especially through language models from OpenAi, Google and Meta, are becoming integral to various sectors, including healthcare. These advancements offer more than just improved communication; they represent a shift towards more efficient, responsive, and patient-centered care.

This post aims to guide healthcare professionals on how to craft effective prompts, improving interactions with AI to not only streamline work but also refine essential communication skills for everyday tasks.

In the fast-paced world of healthcare, integrating artificial intelligence (AI), especially language models, is a game-changer. But with so many possibilities, it's tough to know where to begin. To help you out, we've compiled a list of practical ideas that can make a real difference in your daily operations and patient care.

As healthcare embraces more technology, AI tools like ChatGPT from OpenAI are becoming handy for administrative and informational tasks. These tools offer a chance to streamline operations and access quick insights. Yet, it's essential to navigate them wisely, keeping patient privacy at the forefront and ensuring the reliability of information provided. Here's how to get started effectively and safely.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming a bigger part of healthcare, and it's important for healthcare leaders to know and understand the basics of how AI works. The technology behind AI chatbots and other communication tools are becoming more common, but what exactly are language models, and how do they work?