« Cited! My “Process-aware EHR BPM Systems: Two Prototypes and a Conceptual Framework”
New Book Includes My Chapter About Natural Language Processing, Business Process Management, and Adaptive Case Management in Healthcare »
By chuckwebster | Published: September 26, 2012
Workflows among EHRs and other HIT systems need to become more conversational (”What patient do you mean?”, “I promise to get back to you”, “Why did you ask me for that information?”)
[CWW: I signed up for access to both the speech recognition and clinical language understanding evaluation documentation, software, and services. I'll tell you what I found in a postscript at the end of this post.]
[CWW: Jonathan and I spoke briefly about this. Since I personally registered as a developer, I'll spill those beans in a postscript below.]
« Cited! My “Process-aware EHR BPM Systems: Two Prototypes and a Conceptual Framework”
New Book Includes My Chapter About Natural Language Processing, Business Process Management, and Adaptive Case Management in Healthcare »
By chuckwebster | Published: September 26, 2012
Workflows among EHRs and other HIT systems need to become more conversational (”What patient do you mean?”, “I promise to get back t
o you”, “Why did you ask me for that information?”)
[CWW: I signed up for access to both the speech recognition and clinical language understanding evaluation documentation, software, and services. I'll tell you what I found in a postscript at the end of this post.]
[CWW: Jonathan and I spoke briefly about this. Since I personally registered as a developer, I'll spill those beans in a postscript below.]