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“Suki is leveraging the power of Google Cloud to develop a digital assistant that will save doctors time and drive value for health systems. We look forward to working together to improve the ability of doctors to practice medicine and reduce physician burnout.,” said Aashima Gupta, director of global healthcare solutions at Google Cloud.
Suki said it has lowered the average time per note for its physician customers from more than 13 minutes to just over 3 minutes, a 76 percent reduction in documentation time.
“Google’s AI and cloud offerings are already advancing innovative, new clinical solutions across the health care system. As a partner of Google Cloud, we hope to provide even greater value to enterprise health systems by improving clinical workflows, relieving physician burnout, and, most importantly, help more doctors in more specialties remain focused on delivering high-quality care,” said Suki CEO Punit Soni.
The global healthcare cloud computing market is forecast to increase at a compound annual growth rate of 14 percent, reaching $40 billion by 2026, according to Acumen Research and Consulting.
The market is projected to grow significantly as a result of favorable regulation, greater medical spending, widespread use of high-speed internet, government agencies, increased public awareness, development of new payment structures, and data privacy concerns.
Healthcare cloud computing market can be divided into segments: clinical information systems, which include pharmacy, computerized physician ordering, radiology, and electronic health records; and non-clinical information system, which covers revenue cycle management, patient billing and claims management, and other administrative systems.
