Generative AI could have an outsize influence on healthcare in the coming years, but how will leaders be using the technology?
Here are the number of healthcare organizations that plan to deploy generative AI for specific uses, according to a survey of 312 healthcare professionals published June 3 by Wolters Kluwer Health:
69%: Improve the patient experience and support more effective, innovative services for patients.
63%: Optimize workflows within departments.
56%: Clinical decision support capabilities to prevent errors and reduce burdens related to technology use.
49%: Greater cost containment.
41%: Deploy ambient listening capabilities in the clinical setting to automate documentation and enrich the patient-provider relationship.
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