Up to this point, electronic health technologies have been developed without the insight of physicians, Chey explained. “If you talk to a lot of physicians, they see many aspects of the current generation’s electronic medical records as an impediment rather than a help,” Chey said at a press briefing during the ACG 2015 Annual Scientific meeting held in Hawaii, referring to mobile health applications or ‘apps.’
This is quite different from the current focus of health information technology - the electronic medical record, which has been developed primarily to satisfy regulatory obligations and to maximize billing.” “In my mind, that is the only way that the system will evolve in a way that serves the primary end users - patients and health care providers. Chey, MD, professor of internal medicine at the University of Michigan Health System, division of gastroenterology, Ann Arbor, Mich., told Healio Gastroenterology in an interview. It will also be very important for physicians to become innovators and entrepreneurs,” William D. “Medical school curriculums and house officer training programs will need to adapt along with the technology to provide training. While physicians as a whole slowly adopt new technology, such as implementation of electronic medical records, a new wave of clinicians look toward clinical research and doctor involvement to bring digital technologies into the GI practice to help clinicians improve patients’ experiences, sources told Healio Gastroenterology.
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