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Sunoh.ai Integrates AI Medical Scribe with Epic EHR to Reduce Physician Burnout

by HIMSS24 Strategic Integration 03/11/2024 Leave a Comment

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What You Should Know:

– Sunoh.ai, a leading provider of AI-powered ambient listening technology for healthcare, announced today its successful integration with Epic’s open interoperability platform, fhir.epic.com. 

– The integration enables doctors using Epic EHR to leverage Sunoh’s capabilities to streamline clinical documentation and improve patient care. Providers using Epic®’s EHR system can search and request Sunoh.ai app on fhir.epic.com

What is Sunoh.ai?

Sunoh.ai uses AI to listen in on conversations between healthcare providers and patients, during both in-office visits and telehealth appointments. It then automatically transcribes these conversations and converts them into comprehensive clinical documentation, including:

– SOAP notes

– Lab orders

– Imaging requests

– Procedures performed

– Medication orders

– Follow-up details

This integration with Epic builds on Sunoh.ai’s previous success with eClinicalWorks, another leading EHR system. Users of both platforms can now experience the benefits of AI-powered documentation.

“This integration symbolizes our commitment to delivering advanced and innovative AI solutions to the healthcare industry,” said Saurabh Singh, VP of Sunoh.ai. “Our goal is to help physicians nationwide to streamline clinical documentation, regardless of the EHR system they utilize, and to ultimately improve patient care.”

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