AI Tool Uses Real-Time Reasoning to Streamline Clinical Documentation
A real-time, recursive, fact-first architecture reduces AI-generated ‘note bloat’ by 65% and cuts down on post-visit edits.
A real-time, recursive, fact-first architecture reduces AI-generated ‘note bloat’ by 65% and cuts down on post-visit edits.
AI tools are enhancing medical imaging by identifying subtle patterns and anomalies, giving staff an extra layer of support without taking over the diagnostic process.
The AI algorithm delivered a 22-point improvement in anomaly detection in a multicenter study.Â
A real-time, recursive, fact-first architecture reduces AI-generated ‘note bloat’ by 65% and cuts down on post-visit edits.
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