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Suki, the popular face of artificial intelligence (AI) for healthcare, has made new efforts targeted at the administrative hassles faced by nurses globally. This involves the introduction of an inaugural nursing association with the popular health systems. The association members will discuss establishing a solution known as ‘suki’, especially for nurses, alongside unifying with leading electronic health records (EHRs), involving MEDITECH, Oracle Health, and Epic.
It will trim the workflow of nurses, fueling daily tasks and enhancing efficiency. Suki also introduced its collaboration with Avasure, an AI-fueled virtual care solution. Avasure will accelerate suki’s technology platform to include enveloping documentation into its solution suite.
The nursing consortium will gather renowned healthcare experts throughout the vast EHR ambient, involving rural providers, Citizens Memorial and Boone Health (MEDITECH), Fisher-Titus (Oracle Health), and McLeod Health (Epic), etc. This shows Suki’s dedication to advancing clinician well-being throughout the healthcare environment. With the technology platforms and care settings partners, suki is improving its focus on its expertise to generate solutions mirroring the overall healthcare landscape and not only a workflow or single system.
This specification to the healthcare landscape is crucial today, where over half of the US healthcare workers are seeking advancement and a new role next year, with around four nurses stating chronic understaffing and burnout as crucial drivers. Suki will accelerate its AI potential to identify the durational consumption of administrative tasks for nurses. The first ray of solutions will pave the way for contributions for general-use flowsheets and forms, encompassing admission and intake forms and patient assessment. This enables nurses to focus on patient care properly and have a valuable time.
The CEO and founder of Suki, Punit Soni, said, “By collaborating with creative health systems throughout the country, we have achieved a significant advantage and insights from the healthcare spectrum, including large networks reaching rural hospitals to solution providers. Every partner comes up with a different mindset towards nursing workflows, allowing suki to power and offer AI solutions at scale, and trends that promise increased deployment of this technology. At Suki, our focus is to lessen the administrative burden and introduce satisfaction and content to medicine. Expanding the same dedication to nurses is like helping them to spend the required time on the documentation and invest more time in key areas, accelerating their performance and patient care.”
Mansi Kadam is a market research writer with over 3 years of experience analyzing trends in the healthcare industry. At Towards Healthcare, she covers innovations in medical sector, sustainability initiatives, and the evolving regulatory landscape.
