
Teladoc Expands Partnership in AI with Microsoft To Address Healthcare Workforce Crisis
CIOTechOutlook Team | Wednesday, 19 July 2023, 03:41 IST

“Administrative burden and staff shortages are major reasons why clinicians are leaving the profession,” said Dr. Vidya Raman-Tangella, chief medical officer at Teladoc Health. “We are focused on using AI to reassert and build the doctor-patient relationship at a time when technology frequently does the opposite. We are proud to partner with Microsoft and Nuance to break new ground.”
90,000 physicians will be needed nationwide by 2025, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and this shortfall will be exacerbated by professional burnout brought on by the demands of electronic paperwork. The American Medical Association estimates that for every hour of patient care, doctors spend two hours on administrative work.
Partnering with hospitals and health systems for a long time, Teladoc Health is dedicated to assisting organizations in reducing workforce burden and enhancing patient care, especially with increased accessibility and hybrid workflows like virtual nursing, which allows skilled remote nursing staff to carry out nursing duties without the need for physical contact. This allows bedside nurses to concentrate on providing direct patient care and raising staff morale.
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