Automation of Work Processes in Medical Institutions through the Application of Digital Technologies

Abstract

Digital technology implementations in medical institutions have revolutionized healthcare through process automation for administration and better patient care systems and precise diagnostic capabilities. Such technological progress faces obstacles in broader implementation due to expense costs and security risks and workforce adjustment requirements, and research investigates the healthcare automation function while probing digital transformation weaknesses that exist within Uzbekistan alongside other developing regions. The research adopted a qualitative method to evaluate findings from current published works and clinical reports and specialist viewpoints about digital technology effects on health institutions. The research reveals that automation delivers multiple advantages such as better operation efficiency and error minimization with expenses savings and increased access to telemedicine services. A combination of AI diagnostics systems and EHRs demonstrates its effectiveness in patient care decision processes as well as hospital operational control systems. Research reveals how automation creates better healthcare results although infrastructure challenges and health provider resistance block its complete capabilities from being achieved, and the research requires focused digital infrastructure funding as well as cybersecurity practices together with training systems for maximizing healthcare automation outcomes. Policymakers together with healthcare administrators should implement strategic digital adoption methods because they improve both medical service efficiency and sustainability. The implementation of AI alongside EHRs together with telemedicine systems presents a solution for Uzbekistan to bridge existing healthcare gaps while creating equal opportunities for high-quality medical services. The resolution of current obstacles will quicken medical institution digital evolutions which will result in advanced patient services and better operational functionality.