Physicians have embraced ambient documentation faster than almost any technology before it. But every note it writes carries your signature, and lawyers, auditors and patients are starting to read those notes closely.
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Introducing AIMPA: How physicians are using AI in health care
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A new advocacy organization for independent physicians.
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