How artificial intelligence could improve doctor visits
Dr. Joshua Greenhoe with Sentara Health is among the first to use artificial intelligence to create medical records. (Credit: Sandy Hausman / Radio IQ)
Doctors spend, on average, two hours a day documenting their exams and consultations with patients. Many use a laptop to make notes, looking at a screen and not at the people in their care. Now, however, artificial intelligence may be changing that situation, as Sandy Hausman reports.
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