Healthcare is deeply human, and each successful doctor-patient interaction is unique. Some patients feel the most reassured by a straight-forward physician in a white coat; others respond better to a warm and humorous bedside manner. But if there’s one thing nobody wants their doctor to be, it’s overwhelmed. In addition to the detrimental effects on the doctors themselves, rampant burnout among healthcare providers puts patients at risk. “It’s almost inevitable that doctors will miss important things,” says Anne Amario, VP of Marketing at Navina. “That includes inevitably missing data that’s h…