Oracle Health Unveils AI Agent to Reduce Clinical Documentation by 30%
Las Vegas, USA, 4th March, 2025 – Oracle Health today unveiled its innovative Clinical AI Agent, which is revolutionizing the way clinicians practice. This AI-driven assistant enables doctors to spend up to a third less time on documentation, so they can focus on their patients. Doctors using the technology have seen a 30% decrease in daily documentation time in over 30 specialties of medicine, such as cardiology, nephrology, internal medicine, and behavioral health.
Seema Verma, executive vice president and general manager of Oracle Health and Life Sciences, underscored the significance of this innovation,
“Oracle is automating clinical workflows and bringing analytics-driven intelligence to our entire clinical portfolio. These are not bolt or add-ons, but AI agents embedded directly within a physician’s workflow at the point of care. The unanimously positive feedback for the Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent is proof of the life-changing impact these technologies are having on our customers and their patients.”
The Clinical AI Agent marries generative AI with multimodal voice and screen-guided support. It seamlessly integrates with Oracle’s electronic health record (EHR) system to produce highly accurate draft notes in minutes.
This system also provides suggestions for follow-up steps like lab work or referrals, allowing providers to more easily review and authorize actions right in the course of patient visits. By removing the time spent going through complicated menus or scrolling screens, the AI agent keeps vital patient data readily accessible to the provider.
Physicians from all specialties have complimented the system on its precision and capacity to enhance patient care. Jacqulyn Stachowiak, CNP at Southwest General Hospital in Ohio, described her experience,
“I have been amazed at how well it is able to accurately capture the main points of my patient visits while easily eliminating any side conversations that are not pertinent to why they are there. This kind of accuracy has really improved my documentation process.”
Furthermore, and probably most significant benefit, is that I am now able to devote my undivided attention to every patient during their consultation without the distraction of note taking.
Dr. Mujtaba Mohamed, an assistant professor of gastroenterology at Marshall Health, also felt the same,
“I am able to have good discussions with my patients, get a thorough history and not feel burdened in my mind to recall everything I talked about during the visit. Better than that, it made me a better educator for my residents and fellows when delivering care.”
Oracle’s Clinical AI Agent isn’t only about efficiency — it’s about reclaiming the human touch in healthcare. Emily Graham, RN at St. John Health in Wyoming, emphasized this point,
“With the strength of Oracle behind you, we know that’s going to translate into good things for us and for our EMR. It’s always been the people that really impressed me the most at Oracle.”. We get the sense that they are part of the team, and they are concerned about us, our patients, and our community.”
By streamlining administrative tasks and improving patient care quality, Oracle Health’s Clinical AI Agent is changing what’s possible in today’s medicine.
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