The EHR Was Built to Store Data — It Wasn’t Built to Orchestrate Care

▤ Summary

The article argues that EHR systems do a strong job of storing clinical data but fall short when healthcare teams need real-time care coordination. It proposes an orchestration layer above the EHR to surface what matters now, recommend next steps, and reduce alert fatigue. The piece says AI can help summarize messy clinical information, identify risks, and deliver workflow-based decision support. It also highlights integration, data quality, governance, and workflow disruption as key barriers that vendors and health systems must address.

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