Human-Centric AI: Bridging Care Gaps and Easing Hospital Strain
Health systems across the United States are facing a shortage of more than 200,000 nurses by the end of the decade.
High turnover, rising patient acuity, and unrelenting demand have stretched frontline teams to their limits, leading to burnout.
I’ve seen firsthand that thoughtful design and proactive care coordination can dramatically ease staff pressure
said Jim Stringham, Chief Strategy Officer at Drive Health. Small interventions, such as coordinating follow-ups or ensuring patients understand their care plans, can help nurses spend more time on direct patient care.
Author's summary: Human-Centric AI helps ease hospital strain.
- Projected shortage of over 200,000 nurses by the end of the decade
- Burnout is reshaping how hospitals deliver care and staff experience their work
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