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If you’ve been waiting for the day that generative AI would alleviate the intense burden of physician documentation once and for all, it’s finally here.DeliverHealth is proud to present eSOne™ InstaNote. Built into the powerful eSOne™ Platform, InstaNote leverages the transformative power of generative AI to create structured medical documents for providers in moments. This innovation aligns with the goals of clinical documentation improvement to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of medical records.Available in two easy-to-use versions, eSOne InstaNote represents a bold step forward in helping providers save time and money while improving the quality of their documentation. Let’s take a closer look at how this transformative technology works.<h2>The Power of Generative AI, Combined with a Trusted Workflow </h2>Documentation solutions can only benefit clinicians if they deliver an easy-to-use workflow that physicians trust. That’s one of the biggest benefits clinicians get with eSOne InstaNote. We’ve designed it to follow the same familiar workflows providers already use within eSOne. That means doctors can start using eSOne InstaNote to document patient encounters with generative AI immediately—no extra training or additional administrative steps required.Clinicians start by logging into the eSOne Platform from whatever device they choose—iPhone, Android, or desktop. They then select a patient from their schedule and choose their preferred documentation method. Then, with the tap of a button, they start recording or dictating the patient encounter, leveraging the same front-end speech and voice commands they’ve used in the past.Once the recording stops, our proprietary generative AI engine takes over. It creates a preliminary draft of medical documentation in near real-time—faster than most other competing solutions. Seamless integration between the eSOne platform and your EHR of choice means that data gets entered automatically into the patient encounter, saving clinicians even more time. This seamless integration is an essential feature of advanced clinical documentation improvement software.What’s unique about our generative AI model? The Large Language Model (LLM) that drives eSOne InstaNote accurately captures the physician-patient conversation and puts the conversation into the appropriate context. It goes beyond delivering baseline-level accuracy in that it’s also “smart.” That is, it can capture natural conversation and rapidly return a structured and precise note. Our team at DeliverHealth is constantly upgrading and refining the model to make it as effective and efficient as possible for providers.Two InstaNote Options, Same Amazing BenefitseSOne InstaNote is available to organizations in two versions. The standard edition of eSOne InstaNote delivers real-time preliminary medical documentation via AI, which allows physicians to review the documentation directly in the EHR or on the eSOne Platform.eSOne InstaNote+ goes several steps further than eSOne InstaNote. InstaNote+ sends the AI-generated documentation to a trained medical scribe, who will review the note and make appropriate changes for the provider to review and sign off in the EHR. eSOne InstaNote+ also includes multiple additional features—such as pre-charting, orders, and more—designed to reduce clinicians’ documentation burdens further. This advanced level of automation epitomizes clinical documentation automation, a critical advancement in medical electronic records systems.&nbsp; <table style="border-collapse: collapse; width: 100%;" border="1" data-mce-style="border-collapse: collapse; width: 100%;"><tbody><tr><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;"> </td><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">eSOne InstaNote</td><td style="width: 33.335%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.335%;">eSOne InstaNote+</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">Multiple Workflows on one platform</td><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">Yes</td><td style="width: 33.335%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.335%;">Yes</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">Real-Time Preliminary Medical Documentation Available</td><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">Yes</td><td style="width: 33.335%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.335%;">Yes</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">Chart Preparation</td><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">No</td><td style="width: 33.335%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.335%;">Yes</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">Orders (Labs, Rx and Radiology)</td><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">No</td><td style="width: 33.335%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.335%;">Yes</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">Procedure Notes</td><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">No</td><td style="width: 33.335%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.335%;">Yes</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">PQRS, MURs, MIPs, etc.</td><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">No</td><td style="width: 33.335%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.335%;">Yes</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">Discharge Summary and Patient Instructions</td><td style="width: 33.3325%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.3325%;">No</td><td style="width: 33.335%;" data-mce-style="width: 33.335%;">Yes</td></tr></tbody></table><h2>How AI Medical Scribing and eSOne InstaNote Change the Game for Clinician Documentation<span style="font-family: inherit; font-size: calc(18px * var(--body-fontSize, 1)); font-weight: inherit; font-style: var(--body-fontStyle, normal); background-color: rgba(249,250,251,var(--tw-bg-opacity));">&nbsp;</h2><span style="font-family: var(--body-fontFamily); font-size: calc(18px * var(--body-fontSize, 1)); font-style: var(--body-fontStyle, normal); font-weight: var(--body-fontWeight, 400); background-color: rgba(249,250,251,var(--tw-bg-opacity));">By <span style="background-color: rgba(249,250,251,var(--tw-bg-opacity)); font-family: inherit; font-size: calc(18px * var(--body-fontSize, 1)); font-style: var(--body-fontStyle, normal); font-weight: inherit;">using generative AI to reinvent instant clinical documentation, eSOne InstaNote delivers many tangible benefits to providers, including:Less time on documentation and more time with patients. Clinicians can save an average of 90 minutes a day on documentation with eSOne InstaNote. That means, at the very least, they can stop spending nights and weekends on documentation. With more time savings, providers can see more patients and generate additional revenue for their practice or organization.Reduce documentation-related expenses. eSOne InstaNote delivers roughly a 50% reduction in documentation costs vs. the current costs most providers face today.Less risk of provider burnout. More than half (53%) of providers say they’ve felt signs of burnout over the past year, and 61% of those providers reference high volumes of bureaucratic tasks as the reason for that burnout. Because eSOne InstaNote delivers faster documentation with AI-powered precision, physicians will increase their productivity and reduce their risk of burnout.Generate more revenue. By completing the documentation process in mere moments, organizations and provider groups can save up to $10,000 per month. That adds up to a potential revenue improvement of up to $100,000 to $120,000 annually.<h2>How Secure is eSOne InstaNote?</h2>Because eSOne InstaNote is designed within our HITRUST-certified eSOne Platform, it leverages the benefits of eSOne’s Azure Cloud data security architecture. InstaNote and eSOne are monitored 24/7 on infrastructure, security, threats, and vulnerabilities.<h2>What Else Can Providers Accomplish with eSOne?</h2>In addition to offering eSOne InstaNote capabilities and transcription, the eSOne Platform offers two types of medical scribing, demonstrating the full potential of AI medical scribing in modern healthcare.Asynchronous medical scribing. Clinicians will use our eSOne mobile app to record patient encounters. Our scribe will listen to the recording and create a note in the EHR for providers to review and sign off.Synchronous medical scribing. Clinicians will use our eSOne inquiry platform to connect with an expert medical scribe on their device (desktop or mobile) to see the patient. The provider will take the device into each examination room and place it between themselves and the patient. A scribe on the other end will listen to the encounter and take notes, which will be available for the provider to review and sign off in the EHR.<h2>Explore What’s Possible with AI Clinician Documentation and eSOne InstaNote</h2>Generative AI has generated tremendous buzz, and we’re sure you have many questions about how it’s redefining clinician documentation. Healthcare AI solutions like eSOne InstaNote are at the forefront of this revolution. We can set up a demo for you. Just reach out to us and we’ll get started.eSOne InstaNote and the broader suite of AI solutions in healthcare offered by DeliverHealth are transforming how clinicians handle documentation, reducing the burden and enhancing efficiency across the board.

Say Hello to eSOne™ InstaNote: AI Medical Scribe

HITRUST certification validates DeliverHealth is operating leading security practices to protect sensitive information.Madison, WI (February 20, 2024) - DeliverHealth, a leading provider of software, AI, and technology-enabled services in mid-revenue cycle and digital health, today announced its eSOne™ U.S. Platform has earned certified status by HITRUST for information security.“HITRUST i1 Certification gives our customers confidence we are following leading security practices,” said Juliana Inhofer, GRCP, Director, Governance, Risk &amp; Compliance at DeliverHealth. “Practicing strong cybersecurity is critical to minimizing information security risk and affirms we are good stewards of our organization’s data and the data of our customers and partners. This certification demonstrates our commitment to the high standards we uphold as an organization for cybersecurity and data protection.”DeliverHealth's eSOne platform connects to a Microsoft Azure-secure framework, enables flexible data exchange and leverages AI. It provides clinicians one-tap access to scribe, Realtime documentation and transcription services on the same platform, clearing the way for efficient, accurate and secure clinical documentation.HITRUST Implemented, 1-year (i1) Certification demonstrates that DeliverHealth's advanced eSOne platform leverages a set of curated controls to protect against current and emerging threats. The HITRUST i1 Validated Assessment and Certification helps organizations address cybersecurity challenges and remain cyber resilient over time.“The HITRUST i1 Validated Assessment is a powerful tool for cyber-aware organizations, such as DeliverHealth,” said Robert Booker, Chief Strategy Officer at HITRUST. “HITRUST i1 Certification provides measurement, implementation, and performance assurance of information security controls. Congratulations to DeliverHealth for earning HITRUST i1 Certification and demonstrating the operational maturity of their cybersecurity program.”

DeliverHealth's eSOne™ Platform Achieves HITRUST Implemented, 1-year (i1) Certification to Manage Data Protection and Mitigate Cybersecurity Threats

(Madison, WI December 12, 2023) - It’s no secret that documenting healthcare service outcomes and the creation of timely, accurate clinical documentation are putting increased pressure on clinicians. As an outcome of these pressures, increasingly healthcare providers are looking for ways to reduce their documentation workloads to free clinicians up to focus on patient care while reducing costs. Powered by the eScription One (eSOne™) platform, iMedX and DeliverHealth are using advanced AI technology to generate efficiencies centred around faster documentation creation and faster turnaround times on letter delivery.Under an exclusive innovation roadmap our partnership aims to transform the way traditional transcription services are delivered for all eSOne customers.The roadmap will leverage the experience and expertise iMedX has in Australian and New Zealand hospitals and health services with new technologies, aiming to elevate the value we deliver across the entire workflow process through workflow management, integration, quality documentation, after sale support, turnaround times and operational efficiencies that reduce costs.The roadmap will deliver additional benefits in:Meeting the needs of your health service and meeting clinicians where they are Enhanced speech recognition options for clinicians in the clinical documentation workflow Real time turnaround for clinical documentation using AI technology Utilisation of the very latest integration technology to do the heavy lifting workflow automation Efficiency creation – increasing productivity and improving cost savings &nbsp;"We are thrilled this exclusive partnership will allow IMEDX to be able to offer all eScription One customers the ability to natively improve clinician productivity and reduce documentation through these new features" Alex Zacher, Managing Director, iMedX Australia and New Zealand" &nbsp;"We are proud of this partnership with IMEDX as we continue to innovate products and services leveraging Al with a clear mission to reduce the documentation burdens placed on providers while improving patient care." Sasanka (Sy) Yellamanchali, CEO, DeliverHealth &nbsp;Our clinical documentation roadmap is on track for the launch in 2024.We value diversity, integrity, and a passion for making a positive impact on our customers. Joining the iMedX community means being part of an organisation that embraces innovation, fosters professional growth, and creates a supportive and inclusive work environment.

DeliverHealth and iMedX Enabling Comprehensive Clinical Documentation Solutions

Medical scribes have come a long way since they first appeared as notetakers for Emergency Room clinicians in the 1970s. Today, an estimated 100,000 medical scribes work alongside providers and patients in the U.S. alone.The good news is that scribes successfully optimize health information management workflows and reduce administrative burdens. The bad news is that hiring your own team of in-person scribes can be prohibitively expensive. Just one scribe can cost as much as $50,000 per year. And with skyrocketing labor costs pinching the margins and profits of health systems, hospitals, and physician groups right now, few organizations can afford to add to their current headcount.Fortunately, there is a path forward: virtual medical scribes. These highly trained experts work remotely. They connect with providers and patients using the best-in-class technology. And they’re available when your providers need them the most. Let’s look at 8 benefits of virtual medical scribing and explore how scribing redefines the way patient encounters are documented today.1. Reduced provider burnout Right now, providers spent about 1.84 hours a day beyond regular work hours completing their EHR documentation, according to a recent JAMA Internal Medicine report. Expand that over a five-day workweek and physicians average 9.2 hours of overtime per week solely on documentation.This is contributing to soaring rates of physician burnout, which increased from 42% five years ago to 53% in 2023. The No. 1 cause of burnout: Having too many bureaucratic tasks, which was mentioned by 61% of physicians who self-reported burnout in Medscape’s Physician Burnout &amp; Depression Report 2023.Medical scribes are proven to ease providers’ documentation challenges, reduce burnout, and increase provider engagement. Physicians surveyed in a study published in JAMA Dermatology offered a 3.6 average response (on a scale of 1 to 4, 4 being the highest) to the question, “using a scribe has increased my job satisfaction.”2. Ability to choose the way you scribe Advances in technology give providers new options when it comes to virtual scribing. The DeliverHealth platform, for example, lets physicians choose between synchronous (in real time) and asynchronous (after the fact) scribing.What’s the difference? With asynchronous scribing, a provider places their mobile device between them and the patient and records the encounter. Then, with the tap of a button in the eSOne app, the provider sends the recording off to a highly trained medical scribe, who completes the transcript and uploads it into the EHR of record.Synchronous scribing raises the bar, bringing the virtual scribe directly into the patient room. Providers can speak with the scribe as needed. Scribes complete documentation during the encounter, so as soon as the patient visit ends, documentation is complete. That means no extra hours for physicians and no interruption in patient care.Both methods bring multiple benefits. Asynchronous scribing improves an organization’s overall HIM workflow and saves providers time. Synchronous scribing does the same. What’s more, with synchronous scribing, you can have virtual scribes prepare charts in advance or order labs post-visit as directed by the physician.3. Flexibility to use any device Synchronous scribing through DeliverHealth gives providers the greatest flexibility when it comes to virtual scribing. Providers can use a web browser on whatever device they choose—PC, Mac, iPad, Android, tablet—to complete their documentation. That means your organization already has the technology you need to reap all the benefits of virtual scribing.4. Control over who’s in the exam room While medical scribes first became widely used in ER settings, today they bring value to multiple practice locations. But there are times when a provider or patient may wish to not have a scribe in the room with them—physically or virtually. This can be especially true in settings like OB/GYN and urology practices, where sensitive medical situations are routinely discussed between providers and patients.Providers who choose virtual scribing on the DeliverHealth platform get full control over who is with the room and who is not in the room. With the tap of a button, they can include or exclude a scribe to ensure confidentiality and enhance patient comfort and satisfaction. Providers can also choose whether to use video and audio, video-only, or audio-only, on the platform.5. Increased accuracy The quality of documentation you get from a virtual medical scribe comes down to the quality of the recording. The DeliverHealth platform includes a multiuser speech recognition voice module that allows the scribe, patient, provider to talk simultaneously without missing a single spoken word. This technology makes it easy for the scribe to identify every distinct voice within a patient encounter, leading to more accurate documentation.6. Faster turnaround times The days of waiting for documentation 24 or 48 hours—or even longer—after a patient encounter should be in the rearview mirror for good. With synchronous medical scribing, documentation is instantaneous. With asynchronous medical scribing, documentation is complete within two to four hours after a patient encounter.7. Greater focus on direct patient care Several studies show that medical scribes allow providers to focus entirely on the patient and spend less time distracted by entering medical information into a computer. One study indicates that 57% of patients said physicians spent less time than usual on their computer during a scribe-assisted visit, and almost half of patients said their doctor spent more time speaking directly with them.With virtual scribing, providers don’t have to spend any time entering data into their desktop or mobile device. They simply select a patient’s name on their schedule using the eSOne app, press record, and the scribe does the rest. That gives providers even more time to focus on what matters most—patient care.8. Positive ROI Seventy-nine percent of physicians in the JAMA Dermatology study said that the use of in-person scribes made them more willing to increase their patient volume. Further, the use of scribes increased practice revenue by 7.7% in one quarter. Now, imagine how many more patients your organization can see—or how much you can impact your margins—with virtual scribing.<h2>Leverage virtual medical scribing benefits for your organization—and your patients</h2>If you choose DeliverHealth for virtual scribing, you’ll stand to gain even more medical scribing benefits. We combine our best-in-class platform with the “human in the loop”—high-quality medical scribes who are trained to work directly in your EHR of choice.

8 Benefits of Virtual Medical Scribing

Nearly all medical scribing software on the market today promises to help healthcare providers spend less time on paperwork, more time with patients, and optimize revenue cycle management. But how many of them really deliver on those promises?To help you find the answer, we’re exploring nine of the questions that we hear most frequently from physician practices, outpatient groups, and urgent care centers regarding AI-driven medical documentation. Read on to learn how DeliverHealth, one of the leading vendors for clinical documentation improvement, provides advanced software and services to automate and enhance documentation processes.1. Will it meet my providers’ personal documentation preferences? Many solutions lock healthcare professionals into a single form of documentation method. That’s great if all your providers wanted to use AI medical scribes, for example. But how often do providers across the board agree on the type of documentation method they want to use?The reality is that providers want flexible options that help to make medical documentation as convenient and simple as possible. They want to choose between AI medical scribing—either in real time (synchronous) or after the fact (asynchronous)—or dictation based on their specific needs in the moment.The DeliverHealth Platform stands out as the only healthcare AI solution that lets providers toggle seamlessly between both synchronous and asynchronous medical scribing and dictation with the tap of a finger. Learn more about the difference between synchronous and asynchronous scribing.2. Are the workflows easy to use? When it comes to medical documentation, providers crave simplicity. They don’t want to learn different workflows for transcribing or scribing. DeliverHealth's eSOne is the only medical scribing solution on the market that uses the same workflow and platform for both methods of documentation.Providers just log into eSOne, choose the patient’s name from the schedule, select a documentation method, and get started. It really is that simple.3. What happens if Wi-Fi goes down? In too many instances, all the potential efficiencies of clinical documentation solutions vanish once a Wi-Fi signal is lost. But that’s not the case with DeliverHealth. Because eSOne is not dependent upon Wi-Fi, providers won’t have to worry about losing their connection in the middle of a patient encounter or procedure. What’s more, our solution lives within Microsoft Azure, a multi-tenant, cloud-based environment with deep security protocols, offering maximum protection for patient data.4. Will I need additional technology or hardware? You will if you choose other documentation solutions. But with DeliverHealth, everything you need is already included in eSOne.5. How much will it accelerate my revenue cycle? Turnaround time is one of the biggest factors in a healthcare organization’s ability to capture revenue efficiently. When documentation solutions are too complicated, turnaround time slows down. When they’re simplified, revenue cycles accelerate.To make the best choice for your organization, ask a vendor about their turnaround times. With synchronous scribing through DeliverHealth, charts are completed and available for a provider to review and sign off on by the end of the day. With asynchronous scribing, turnaround times on the DeliverHealth platform average 3.35 hours, with an average encounter length of 13.4 minutes.6. Will it work with my EHR? Like other healthcare solutions, DeliverHealth can integrate with any EHR. Our highly trained scribes can work directly in providers' EHRs to complete the note for providers to review and sign-off.7. Will it help solve my pain points? Research shows that AI medical scribes allow clinicians to spend 75% of their time on direct clinical interaction and less than 25% on EHR tasks. Without scribes, providers spend more time (nearly 49%) on EHR tasks and less time (33%) on direct clinical interaction.In addition, medical scribing with DeliverHealth allows clinicians to focus on the patient, improve chart accuracy, and enhance MIPS protocol documentation. It helps facilities capture all earned reimbursement, improve patient satisfaction scores, and maximize the quality, efficiency, and effectiveness of patient care. And it helps give patients more focused interaction with their clinicians.8. Is it proven? DeliverHealth’s clinical documentation expertise goes back to the Dictaphone. We have 20 years of at-the-elbows experience in medical documentation, outsourcing, and staff augmentation, making us uniquely qualified to support the unique needs of clinicians, facilities, and patients.Take a closer look at clinical documentation and AI medical scribing When is the right time for HIM directors, EHR directors, or practice administrators to compare documentation solutions and explore how they can help their specific needs? Telltale signs include quality and coverage issues, clinician burnout, missing or incomplete documentation, and lower reimbursement.If you see any of these signs, reach out to a clinical documentation improvement software vendor who is willing to engage in a meaningful conversation with you. Bring them your toughest challenges and ask how they can help you solve them.

AI Medical Scribing Software: How DeliverHealth Stacks Up

Meet Dr. Khan and Dr. Thomas. They’re both orthopedic surgeons. They both juggle a busy schedule of office visits and surgeries. They both work for the same provider group.But here’s a key difference: Dr. Khan prefers to use asynchronous medical scribing to document her patient encounters. Dr. Thomas prefers synchronous scribing.Which type of medical scribing is better? The answer comes down to individual physician preference. Which is why the best approach is to give providers a choice of either-or.Let’s explore synchronous and asynchronous medical scribing, unpack the differences between both options, and learn the many benefits that scribes bring to health systems, outpatient groups, and urgent care centers.<h2>What is Synchronous Scribing? </h2>Synchronous essentially means “in real time.” So, with synchronous scribing, a highly trained medical scribe completes documentation as the patient encounter happens. The scribe may physically stand in the room with the patient and clinician, or they may connect to the exam virtually through a desktop, laptop, or mobile device. As the visit occurs, the scribe listens to the patient encounter in real time and inputs the required documentation.Pros:Providers can offer immediate feedback and correction to the scribe in the moment. Providers can review and sign off on orders—including labs, prescriptions, and radiology—in real time, before the patient reaches the pharmacy, radiology, or diagnostic center. Clinicians spend less time on documentation at the end of their patient schedule. Cons:Another human (or voice) in the room may be distracting and could interrupt the flow of the patient-provider visit. But you can overcome this challenge by using virtual synchronous medical scribing on the DeliverHealth Platform. Simply “mute” the scribe during the patient encounter. Then, if you have any feedback for the scribe, you can share it immediately after the visit. &nbsp;<h2>What is asynchronous scribing? </h2>In asynchronous scribing, patient encounters are recorded in real time using audio, video, or both. The recording is then sent to a highly trained medical scribe who completes documentation after the fact. The scribe inputs a structure note into the EHR and asks the clinician to review and sign off on the note.Pros:Allows clinician to focus on the patient without distractions during an encounter. Eases physician documentation burden; clinicians need only to sign off on the note once it’s complete. Cons:Providers can’t offer instant feedback to scribe. Providers can’t sign off on prescriptions—or lab or radiology orders—in real time. &nbsp;<h2>Synchronous or Asynchronous—which is better?</h2>In reality, neither synchronous nor asynchronous medical scribing is “better.” They’re both highly effective and efficient ways to perform medical documentation. They also both bring many tangible benefits to providers and facilities, including:Higher-quality patient care. Scribing of any kind is proven to help clinicians spend more time with their patients and less time on EHR tasks. This leads to higher-quality patient visits, which also creates the downstream benefits of more efficient and effective care.More accurate documentation. Because a certified medical scribe handles documentation, organizations benefit from improved chart accuracy and thoroughness.Improved satisfaction scores. Medical scribing—virtual and in-person—can help boost patients’ satisfaction levels with their providers. It also can help health systems, provider groups, and urgent care centers retain their most trusted providers because it lessens their administrative burden.Uninterrupted patient flow. Providers don’t have to stop a patient mid-sentence to jot down a note. The scribe handles all notetaking so providers and patients can have more meaningful discussions.Improved revenue capture. Medical scribing ensures that patient records stay up to date, reduces the risk of errors, and accelerates turnaround time, allowing facilities to optimize their billing and coding functions.Cost savings. Because scribing can simplify practice workflows, it’s a cost-effective way to drive efficiency, especially in busy medical practices and urgent care centers.Less burnout. With scribes handling documentation, clinicians can enjoy an improved work-life balance. <h2>Why Choose DeliverHealth for Synchronous and Asynchronous Scribing.</h2>The DeliverHealth Platform—the most powerful HIM platform in the industry—now offers both synchronous and asynchronous medical scribing. That means your providers can choose the option they want to use, on their schedule and their terms.Our platform is quick to set up and easy to use. It integrates with your providers’ patient schedules. So, clinicians need only to select the patient’s name from their daily schedule and request their preferred medical scribe virtually.Clinicians can also use the DeliverHealth Platform to access multiple other services—including dictation —using the same familiar workflow. And since you can use our solution on any smart device in the palm of your hand, you’ll be connected anywhere at any time.<h2>How do I Know if Medical Scribing Can Help My Facility?</h2>Ask yourself—and your providers—a few key questions. How is your organization completing its documentation? How much time is spent reviewing and correcting notes? When do your providers sign off on notes? Are you experiencing any issues with quality, coverage, backlog, or clinician burnout.Once you have the answers, use them to determine the best nest step for your healthcare organization.

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