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AI can read an MRI in seconds. Why are the orders still locked in unstructured formats?
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By Stacy Pur, MBA, BSN, RN for eFax In the best-case scenario, ordering an MRI takes one click. A primary care physician decides a patient needs an MRI and enters the order into their electronic health record system.
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By Stacy Pur, MBA, BSN, RN for eFax In the best-case scenario, ordering an MRI takes one click. A primary care physician decides a patient needs an MRI and enters the order into their electronic health record system.
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