Patients are bringing more AI-generated medical advice to their appointments, but that doesn't mean you should dismiss it outright.
Sarah Matt, M.D., MBA
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Sarah Matt, M.D., MBA, is a practicing physician, health technology strategist and author of The Borderless Healthcare Revolution.
Articles by Sarah Matt, M.D., MBA
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Artificial intelligence (AI) scribes have been a great tool for physicians, but they are also creating uncharted legal territory when it comes to malpractice.
AI scribes all have flaws that may leave you more vulnerable than you think.
Artificial intelligence (AI) scribes have been a great tool for physicians, but they are also creating uncharted legal territory when it comes to malpractice.
The number of doctors using AI tools is rapidly increasing, but for a smaller practice, does the business case make sense?
Whether you are thinking about getting an AI-powered scribing tool or already using one, you need to ask these questions
Whether you are thinking about getting an AI-powered scribing tool or already using one, you need to ask these questions
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