Clinical data abstraction seems like the kind of work automation would handle well. In hospitals, clinicians review a patient’s electronic medical record and answer specific questions required by clinical registries. Clinical registries are standardized databases that collect information about patients who share the same condition or undergo the same procedure. That data allows physicians and […]
A new national survey from Carta Healthcare finds near-unanimous consensus on where AI delivers real value, and it's not full automation.
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A national survey from Carta Healthcare reveals that health care professionals are wary of AI operating without human involvement, preferring it to work alongside clinical staff. The findings suggest that AI's true value lies in enhancing clinical expertise rather than replacing it, pointing to a model that prioritizes collaboration over full automation to ensure trust […]
Hospitals doing transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) cannot bill Medicare unless they enroll every consecutive case in a national audited registry. Behind every submission sits a specialty-trained nurse working two screens at once, translating an unstructured chart into a structured record against a data dictionary the specialty society periodically rewrites. A typical experienced abstractor completes […]
Healthcare quality leaders might know this moment. A report comes in, and a score has dropped. Nothing obvious has changed in how patient care is delivered. Outcomes look steady. And yet, the numbers tell a different story. Their instinct is to find what went wrong and fix it quickly.
As published in HIT Consultant, Carta Healthcare CEO Brent Dover argues that healthcare AI’s biggest blindspot is not model capability or governance, but clinical data fidelity: whether the data being reviewed accurately reflects what happened in care.
In this Exploring AI in Oncology episode, Carta Healthcare’s Erin Tobaison explains why AI can accelerate oncology data abstraction, but expert human review remains essential for interpreting clinical nuance, protecting data quality, and supporting patient safety.
Carta Healthcare, a leading provider of AI-powered clinical data abstraction solutions, announced today that it has earned first-place Gold recognition for “Best Use of AI in Healthcare” in the 2025 Merit Awards for Healthcare.
Carta Healthcare and Fivos have partnered to bring AI-powered clinical data abstraction to vascular registries, helping hospitals reduce manual workload while improving the speed and accuracy of data submitted to the SVS VQI®.
Carta Healthcare, the leading provider of AI-powered clinical data abstraction solutions, has been named among CB Insights' Digital Health 50, an honor reserved for the world's highest-potential private companies in digital health.
Carta Healthcare has been named a finalist in the 2025 A.I. Awards for Best Use of AI in Healthcare. The recognition highlights its innovative Hybrid Intelligence approach that’s transforming clinical data management with unmatched accuracy and efficiency.
Honored with a Silver Stevie® Award, Carta Healthcare was recognized for its groundbreaking Hybrid Intelligence approach, which combines advanced AI with clinical expertise to dramatically improve the speed, accuracy, and efficiency of clinical data abstraction.
Investment led by UPMC Enterprises, with participation from MemorialCare Innovation Fund, Rex Health Ventures, Tampa General Hospital Ventures, Memorial Hermann Health System, Frist Cressey Ventures, Storm Ventures, Paramark Ventures, CU Healthcare Innovation Fund, and Mass General Brigham Ventures
Results reveal familiarity with potential workflow benefits, although concerns about human oversight and quality remain
Acknowledged for its clinical data abstraction platform, Carta Healthcare showcases its leadership in shaping the future.
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